Dashboard

Dashboards let you view metrics, anomalies, topology, and incidents from across the cluster in one place. Use the built-in dashboards designed for AI factories, or create custom dashboards to check system health, triage issues, and perform root-cause analysis for the entire cluster or specific cross-sections.

Build a Dashboard

To build a dashboard, add views as widgets from Topology, Anomalies, Incidents, Trends, or Descriptions. You can create multiple dashboards for different use cases, user personas, or teams.

To create a new dashboard:

1. Go to the Dashboard tab.

2. To the right of the Dashboard Name field, click + Create.

3. Enter a name for your dashboard and optionally publish it to make it visible to all users in your tenant.

4. Optionally, add filters by clicking Filters +. Dashboard filters apply globally across all widgets and override the filters of the underlying views.

5. Add widgets by clicking + to the right of Widgets. Select the widget type: anomaly, descriptions, incidents, topology or trends.

   • Descriptions adds a Markdown text box to organize your dashboard with labels and section headers.

   • Anomaly, Incidents, and Trends present a dropdown of available views of that type to add as a widget.

6. Click Edit Layout to resize and arrange widgets. Click Save Layout when done.

7. Click Save to save your dashboard.

Dashboard Options

Each dashboard must have a unique name. You can create multiple dashboards and switch between them using the Dashboard Name dropdown.



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• Select Save after creating or changing the layout of a dashboard to avoid losing your changes.

• Select ✖️ Remove to delete a dashboard. This action cannot be undone.

• Select ➕ Create to make a new dashboard.

• Select … More Actions to import a JSON configuration file, export a dashboard as a JSON file, view and compare a running history of the dashboard, generate an HTML report of the dashboard in its current state, or share a link to the dashboard.

• Select Edit Layout to resize and reposition widgets. Edit operations apply only to widgets already on the dashboard.

  • To resize: click and hold the lower-right corner of a widget and drag to the desired size.

  • To move: grab the top bar of the widget and drag it to the desired position.

  • To rename: hover over the widget name and click Edit.

  • To remove: select ✖️ Remove in the upper-right corner of the widget.

• Select ⚙️ Settings to access dashboard settings.

  • Compact Layout: set to On to automatically move widgets up and eliminate empty space. Set to Off to keep widgets in their specified positions.

  • Widget Auto Update: controls how frequently widgets refresh, in seconds.

  • Default View: sets this dashboard as the default view for users on login.

  • Dimensions: choose which dimensions are available for filtering on the dashboard, for example Rack, Device Name, or Group AZ.

• Select Embed Dashboard to get HTML embed code for rendering your dashboard on another website. Configure the following embed settings:

  • Widget Controls: set to Off to hide controls and disable settings and full-view access in the embedded dashboard.

  • Anomaly Controls: set to Off to hide anomaly widget view controls.

  • Widget Size: set the desired width and height for the embedded widget.

  • Allowed Hosts: a space-separated list of allowed frame hosts.

Last updated: October 15, 2026