Dashboard Management¶
For all dashboards in the current workspace, you can manage them through the following operations.
Label Permissions¶
Use labels to uniformly control the viewing and management permissions of dashboards. Suitable for scenarios requiring batch authorization by project, team, or environment.
Note
- Label permissions are additional rules and do not change the original permission settings of the dashboard.
- The final permission for a dashboard is the union of its "own permissions" and "all label permissions".
- If a dashboard itself is already set to "Public" or "Visible only to me", label permissions no longer take effect.
Create Label¶
- Click "Create Permission Label".
- Search for or add a global label.
- Select members who have full permissions and members who have view-only permissions for this dashboard (❗️ The dashboard creator has full permissions for this dashboard by default).
- Save.
Manage Labels¶
For created label rules, the following operations can be performed:
- Enter the label name to search and locate.
- Edit the rule to modify permissions.
- Delete the current rule.
Batch Operations for Multiple Dashboards¶
After selecting multiple dashboards, you can perform batch deletion, export, modification of visibility scope, and adding labels.
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Add Label: The new label will be appended to the dashboard's existing label list and will not overwrite the original labels.
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Modify Visibility Scope:
- The "Home Dashboard" of the primary account does not support modifying the visibility scope.
- You can only modify the visibility scope of dashboards created by you. For dashboards created by others, you cannot change them to "Visible only to me".
Single Dashboard Operations¶
Click the button on a dashboard to perform the following operations:
- Edit and modify the dashboard.
- Export the dashboard as a JSON file.
- View operation audit events related to this dashboard.
- Set this dashboard as the "Home Dashboard".
- Delete the dashboard.
Associate with Monitor¶
Dashboards can establish bidirectional associations with monitors, enabling integrated analysis of alerts and visualization:
- Jump from Monitor: Click the associated dashboard icon in the monitor list to go directly to the corresponding view.
- View from Dashboard: View the associated monitor rules and status on the dashboard page.
Set Home Dashboard¶
Set a frequently used dashboard as the workspace-level default homepage, which will be automatically displayed to members upon login.
Note
Only dashboards with "Public" visibility can be set as the "Home Dashboard". After setting, the visibility scope cannot be modified.
Filter/Search¶
On the left side of the dashboard list, you can quickly filter and find corresponding dashboards by different categories. You can also quickly filter by setting labels for dashboards.
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Frequently Viewed | Dashboards viewed by the current user more than 5 times in the past week. |
| My Favorites | Dashboards favorited by the current user. Click the favorite icon on a dashboard. |
| My Creations | All dashboards created by the current user, including imported dashboards. |
| Visible Only to Me | Non-public dashboards visible only to the creator. Other members have no viewing permission. |
| Imported Projects | Dashboards created by importing custom templates. |
Playlist¶
Configure multiple dashboards for automatic playback. Suitable for monitoring screens or business reporting scenarios.
- Go to Playlist, click Create Playlist.
- Enter the playlist name.
- Select the dashboards to be played (at least 2).
- Set the refresh frequency.
- Confirm.
After configuration, you can view the configured dashboards in the Playlist.
Manage Playlist¶
For the playlist, you can perform the following operations:
- Click the play button, and the configured dashboards will play according to the set frequency.
- Click the edit button to modify the playlist configuration.
- Click delete to delete the playlist.
Snapshots¶
You can view all historical snapshots of dashboards saved in the current workspace at Snapshots in the upper right corner of the page. Used to trace the data state at a specific point in time.



