Dashboard Common Features

This guide covers features commonly available across dashboards. You can narrow data scope with lookup time and application filters, manipulate charts with widget options, and save and manage widget configurations with presets.

Query Time Setting

The dashboard basically provides the real-time monitoring feature but the past data can be viewed using the time selector at the top of the screen. In the time selector, select and then set the following time. It updates the data in widgets placed on the dashboard based on the set time.

Application Check

Checking the application connection status

On the upper left of the screen, the area to the right of the time selector shows the status of the applications connected to the project. This lets you immediately check whether the monitored servers are running.

• Total: Number of items shown in the list.

• Active: Number of active applications.

• Inactive: Number of inactive applications. Appears only when Show inactive SDKs is turned on.

• Show inactive SDKs: Shows or hides inactive applications in the list.

Monitoring by application

Use the dropdown to the right of the time selector to choose what the list shows. The default is Application. If you choose By type or By server, types or servers are listed instead of applications, and you select by type or server. In this case, Active, Inactive, and Show inactive SDKs do not appear. If you choose Applications by type or Applications by server, you specify one type or server, and only the applications that belong to it are shown. These two items appear only when type or server information exists.

Tip

To select all applications again while one or more applications are selected, deselect them or click Total.

Note

If many applications are connected to the project, it is efficient to keep application names short.

Searching applications

If the project has too many connected applications to find easily, use the application search. Click Search on the upper right of the screen, and a box appears where you can enter a string.

Only the applications that match the entered string appear in the application list. To filter the dashboard data based on the searched applications, click Select to the right of the text box.

To end the search, click Close to the right of the text box. The search term is cleared and the full list is shown again. The selected applications remain selected.

Applying filters

If you change the application filter while real-time monitoring is paused in the time selector, the Apply button appears. In this case, click Apply for the change to take effect on the dashboard. During real-time monitoring, filter changes take effect immediately. On the Overview dashboard, you cannot save a preset without applying the filter, and hovering over the button shows the tooltip "Apply is required before saving."

Widget Options

The icon buttons displayed on a widget function as follows:

• : Shows the features and information for major widgets.

• Merge/view each: Shows the widget data merged or split by criterion. In the individual view, choose the criterion among Application, Model, Provider, Operation, and Endpoint.

• Detail: Opens a window to view the widget data on a wide screen. The window can also split the data by the same criteria.

Note

The provided options may differ depending on the widget.

Note

Widget editing and preset settings are available only on the Overview dashboard. The LLM API performance dashboard and the AI agent main dashboard are read-only.

Widget Edit

The widgets on the dashboard can be resized and placed in the desired positions. You can also delete unnecessary widgets and add them again.

Resizing a widget

Click and hold the element at the lower right of the widget, and then drag it to the desired size. A grid with a uniform horizontal-to-vertical ratio appears, and you can resize the widget in grid units.

Moving a widget

When you move the mouse cursor to the top of the widget, the cursor changes to . Hold down the left mouse button and drag the widget to the desired position.

Deleting a widget

Right-click the widget to delete. Select Delete to delete the widget from the dashboard.

Adding a widget

Move the mouse cursor to an empty space on the dashboard and right-click. Select the widget to add from the pop-up menu. The menu can be collapsed and expanded by widget group, and you can find a widget in the Search widget name field. Hovering over the to the right of a widget name shows the widget description. Place the widget in the desired position and resize it.

Screen mode

Use the Fixed and Scroll buttons in the option bar to change how widgets are laid out. Fixed fits the widgets to one screen height, and Scroll keeps the widget sizes and lets you scroll down. The selected mode is saved in the browser per project. A preset you save stores the screen mode at the time of saving, so loading that preset also switches the screen mode to the preset's mode.

Preset Setting

You can save and load the widget settings and layout you configured on the dashboard. You can create a new preset by resizing widgets and placing them in the desired positions.

• Default: The default preset that summarizes the key metrics needed for LLM monitoring on one screen. It places the real-time status (Active Transaction Speed, LLM Active Status, Active LLM API, Active Trajectory, Hitmap) at the top, followed by the LLM performance metrics, model comparison, and token and cost widgets. For details on the widget layout, see Overview dashboard.

Note

• The preset set as Default cannot be changed.

• Only members with the Edit project role can save or modify presets. For more information about member roles, see the following.

Creating a new preset

1. Place the widgets in the desired layout on the dashboard. You can also resize them and place only the widgets you check frequently.

2. On the upper right of the screen, select .

3. Enter a new preset name.

   

   To save the application selection as well, select Include application selection.

4. Select Save.

You can see the newly saved preset in the preset list.

Note

• If you make changes to the newly created preset, save the preset again. Select and save the preset with the same name. The changes overwrite the existing preset.

• If you move to another menu without saving changes on the dashboard, the changes are not saved.

• Presets are saved per project and can be shared with other users.

Deleting presets

If you have unused presets, you can delete them from the preset list. Select to the right of the item to delete in the preset list.

Note

The Default preset cannot be deleted.

Changing the default preset

You can change the preset displayed when you first enter the Overview dashboard menu.

1. Select the preset selection box on the upper right of the dashboard.

2. Hover over the preset to set as default.

   

3. When the Set as primary button appears, select it.

The selected preset becomes the default preset, and the Primary tag appears in the preset list.

Real-time Alert

If you select Alert Status on the upper right of the screen, the recent events appear. You can turn on or off the browser notifications by clicking the toggle menu.

Note

For more information about basic elements in the fixed menu area at the top of the screen, see the following.