Monitoring dashboard: infrastructure status at a glance

Place monitoring metrics in multi-panel dashboards designed for screens in data centers, operations rooms and infrastructure maintenance teams.

Monitoring Dashboard in SignagePlus

Place monitoring metrics in multi-panel dashboards designed for screens in data centers, operations rooms and infrastructure maintenance teams.

  • Factory
  • Data center
  • Infrastructure
SignagePlus
Multi-panel infrastructure monitoring
Monitoring sources and indicatorsMulti-panel layoutAppropriate display access
Conceptual view of the application of the app; To see the real environment, see the demo.

Common view of the operations team

The data center team needs the status of several parts of the infrastructure. The monitoring officer defines the authorized resources and important indicators and arranges the panels based on the operational priority in the dashboard. The appropriate general display information may differ from the details required by the operator. Data freshness and display access must be clear so that the team has a true picture of the current situation.

Application details and app tools

  • Multi-Panel Dashboard
  • SNMP
  • Arrangement
  • Limited display license

Path from preparation to on-site use

1

Definition of monitoring resources

Specify the resources, indicators and access required to receive data according to the infrastructure.

2

Dashboard Design

Customize panels, charts, and layouts based on the operational question and screen size.

3

Select access and destination

Prepare the dashboard for authorized displays and check data reception and readability in place.

Coordinate the solution with the dimensions of the collection

One display can provide a shared view for a small team. In a larger operations center, dashboard organization, access levels and consistent metric definitions become more important.

Questions to ask before choosing

Does having a dashboard mean getting all the indicators of the equipment?

Indicators depend on the source, protocol and access of the equipment. For resources such as SNMP, compatibility and retrievable information should be checked against the actual infrastructure.

How does the content behave when disconnected?

Live data requires connectivity; showing earlier data is not equivalent to live monitoring. Match player capabilities and stale-content policies to the conditions at each location.

What information is required to receive a suitable demo?

Introduce the place of use, the number of displays or kiosks, the audience of the content and the source of the information. The demo should show the actual way of using your collection so that the layout and service model can be selected based on the needs.

See the monitoring dashboard for your scenario

Discuss the needs of the collection and the place of use with SignagePlus experts so that the combination of content, equipment and service model is checked.

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