Custom Dashboards

Overview

Dashboards provide a customizable view of your infrastructure. Each user can create multiple dashboards, set a default, and share dashboards publicly via a unique link.

Creating a Dashboard

1. Click the dashboard selector in the top bar and choose "New Dashboard"
2. Enter a name and optionally set it as your default dashboard
3. Add widgets using the "+ Add Widget" button
4. Drag and resize widgets to arrange your layout
5. Widget positions auto-save when you stop dragging

Sharing

Enable sharing from the dashboard edit page. A unique share token is generated — anyone with the link can view the dashboard without logging in. The share URL never expires and the public view auto-recovers from any session timeout, so a wall-mounted NOC TV can keep the URL open indefinitely. The shared view also has its own refresh-interval picker and a fullscreen button so it can be configured for unattended display use.

Sound on update

Seven widget types (Alert Summary, Alert List, Device Health, Status Card, Status Grid, Monitor List, Uptime Timeline) can play a sound the moment their data changes — useful because dashboards often see live updates faster than the alert pipeline can deliver them. Open the widget in the Add or Edit panel and flip on Play sound on update. See the Sounds & Audio Cues page for the full list of triggers and how to map sounds.

Available Widget Types (25)