Create a Dashboard

Use dashboards to bring metrics, logs, and traces together in a single view. A new dashboard provides a blank canvas where you can add panels and configure layouts.

Steps to create a dashboard

  1. In the top navigation bar, click the Dashboards tab.

  2. Click + Create New Dashboard.

    Create New Dashboard
  3. Enter a Name for your dashboard.

  4. Add one or more panels to begin visualizing data.

  5. Click Save to add the panel to the dashboard. Repeat to add as many panels you want.

  6. After adding all required panels, click Save Dashboard to save it to the dashboard list.

  7. (Optional) Add a Description to explain its purpose or audience.

  8. (Optional) Select a Folder to organize it and apply RBAC permissions.

New dashboards start empty. Add panels right away to make the dashboard useful.

Panel types

Kloudfuse supports the following panel types for visualizing your data:

  • Timeseries — Visualize metrics over time with line, point, or bar graphs.

  • Top List — Rank and display the highest or lowest metric values.

  • Pie Chart — Display metric proportions across categories.

  • Host Map — View host-level metrics in a color-coded grid.

  • Log Events — Display filtered log entries in real time.

  • Text — Add static or markdown-formatted content.

  • Row — Group related panels horizontally.

Add a Panel to a Dashboard

Panels are the building blocks of a Kloudfuse dashboard. Each panel represents a visualization of your observability data—whether it’s time-series metrics, aggregated lists, log events, or static content.

Use panels to create focused, actionable views of infrastructure or application performance.

Add a New Panel

  1. Go to the Dashboards tab.

  2. Open the dashboard where you want to add the panel.

  3. Click Add Panel in the top action bar.

    Add Panel
  4. In the Add Panel screen:

    • Select a panel type that best fits your data.

    • Choose a Data Source (metrics, logs, or traces).

    • Configure visualization and query settings for that panel type.

      Types of Panels
  5. Click Save to add the panel to your dashboard layout.

For more details, refer to Dashboards