/create-dashboard
Create monitoring dashboards with key metrics for service observability.
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/create-dashboard
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What this command does when you run it.
Create monitoring dashboards with key metrics for service observability.
Command definition
create-dashboard.mdCreate monitoring dashboards with key metrics for service observability.
Steps
1. Define the dashboard audience and purpose: 2. Select the key metrics for the dashboard: 3. Design the dashboard layout: 4. Create each panel: 5. Add interactive elements: 6. Configure dashboard settings: 7. Test with real data across different scenarios.
Format
Dashboard: <name> Tool: <Grafana|Datadog|CloudWatch> Panels: <count> Key Metrics:
Rules
- Keep dashboards focused: one dashboard per service or concern.
- Use consistent color coding (green=good, yellow=warning, red=critical).
- Include SLA target lines on all latency and error rate graphs.
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