WHAT ARE NEW RELIC DASHBOARDS?
A complete picture of your data that fits your exact needs.
Visualize anything. Connect everything.
- Stream and track events and their sources from across your stack.
- Instantly share insights with non-New Relic users, including business leaders, non-technical teams, and even customers.
- Add data from third parties like Prometheus, Dropwizard, Zipkin, OpenTelemetry, Fluentd, and more.
- Create custom attributes and event types to screen for issues in context with your business.
- Understand your data better with connected entities, traces, and logs.
Explore your data at a glance.
- Quickly slice and dice relevant data into one view with the world’s most powerful telemetry database.
- Analyze more than 50 billion events with a lightning-fast median response time of 60 ms per query.
- Instantly get the data you need by simply plugging a value into a template variable in your dashboard widget query.
Collaborate and share insights.
- Share instant, actionable observability insights with internal and external audiences—even those without a New Relic account.
- Easily create and share dashboards with a single database and query language.
- Manage user’s sharing activity for link creation and revocation with NRAuditEvents and NRQL.
- Utilize built-in security controls to determine who can create, manage, and revoke links.
- Invite others to your dashboards with a click by copying and sharing a permalink.
Go from complex searches to easy answers.
- Explore, filter, and add searches in a click with New Relic Query Language (NRQL) or data explorer.
- View data in context with easy-to-use tools, including brush and zoom, chart scrubber, and more.
- Instantly recognize which values are important to filter with the variables filter bar and template variables.
Take more control and increase efficiency.
- Take advantage of automation with dashboards as code with the New Relic provider for Terraform.
- Easily create, configure, and export dashboards with the NerdGraph API.
- Create dashboard templates using template variables that pull from a query-generated list of values.
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