DASHBOARDS for IT monitoring (best solution with PRTG)

In this video, you will learn best practices on how to set up a dashboard using PRTG as an example. By using icons that represent the different devices, groups and sensors in your network, and their connections, you can set up a useful overview of the status of your network.

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Create maps and dashboards based on different objectives, for example, based on specific sites, vendors, or monitoring purposes. Clear color coding helps you to quickly detect issues at one glance and to troubleshoot potential issues even before they occur. Make use of the map rotation feature and let different perspectives of your IT infrastructure rotate on a screen.

📖 Chapters:
0:00 Monitoring data visualization
0:18 Reasons for dashboards
2:02 Color coding
2:41 Grouping
3:20 Full coverage
3:54 Flexibility
4:14 Customization
4:46 Sharing
5:40 Best practices
8:04 Additional information

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[kengy]

The map designer is painful to use. It's like a year 2000 product.

[iliaspc]

Is Grafana or another visualization tool going to be officially supported?
This is not bad but there are other great tools out there as well.

[peters]

Well, the dashboards needs a facelift. ASAP please!