Observability Dashboards and Data Visualization

What Guance dashboards help you solve

Give every team a shared view of system health and business impact

A useful dashboard does more than display charts. It gives operators, developers, SREs, and business stakeholders a consistent starting point, then preserves the filters, time range, and links needed to investigate what changed.

01Start with proven templatesUse monitoring views for infrastructure, Kubernetes, applications, availability, middleware, and cloud services.
02Build for each operating workflowCombine flexible layouts, widgets, variables, and DQL queries around the decisions a team needs to make.
03Connect telemetry in one viewCompare metrics, logs, traces, RUM, infrastructure, network, security, events, and business data.
04Preserve investigation knowledgeKeep charts, query context, observations, and conclusions together in notes and shareable views.

Start with a monitoring template, then adapt it to your service and ownership model

Guance provides monitoring views for infrastructure, middleware, Kubernetes, applications, availability, and cloud resources. Platform teams can establish a standard starting point, while service owners adjust variables, tags, and widgets for their environment and responsibilities.

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Start with a monitoring template, then adapt it to your service and ownership model

Design dashboards around a decision, not around a collection of unrelated charts

Flexible layouts, visualization widgets, variables, and DQL queries let teams combine service indicators, logs, traces, events, and business measures in one operating view. Custom viewers can also reflect the fields and workflows of a specific data type.

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Move from a trend to related telemetry without losing the time and filter context

Simple queries, expressions, DQL, aliases, unit conversion, time locking, and contextual links help explain why a chart changed. Teams can continue from an aggregate signal into the relevant log, trace, resource, security event, or user session.

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Move from a trend to related telemetry without losing the time and filter context

Turn a temporary investigation into a reusable note with its evidence attached

Notes retain charts, query conditions, observations, and conclusions for hand-offs and post-incident review. New responders can return to the same evidence instead of reconstructing the analysis from screenshots and chat messages.

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Frequently asked questions

What can teams visualize in Guance dashboards?

Teams can visualize and compare metrics, logs, traces, RUM, infrastructure, network, security, events, and selected business data. Available widgets and fields depend on the connected data and query.

How are Guance dashboards different from static monitoring charts?

Dashboards can use DQL queries, variables, shared filters, time controls, and contextual links so a team can move from a summary chart into the telemetry and resource records behind it.

How do dashboards support incident investigation and hand-off?

Teams can standardize common investigation views, preserve filters and charts in notes, and share the same context with responders and reviewers instead of recreating each query.

Turn observability data into dashboards your teams can act on

Give every team a shared view of system health and business impact

What can teams visualize in Guance dashboards?

How are Guance dashboards different from static monitoring charts?

How do dashboards support incident investigation and hand-off?

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