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Universal Tips for Building Actionable Observability Dashboards

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Overview

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Learn essential principles for creating effective observability dashboards that deliver information quickly, tell compelling stories, and are trusted by all stakeholders in this 15-minute tips and tricks session. Discover how to structure dashboards logically from top-left to bottom-right, provide proper context and scope for displayed data, and use clear headers to explain chart timeframes. Master the art of explaining technical terminology for broader understanding and leverage the visual power of donut and honeycomb charts for maximum impact. Explore practical examples that demonstrate the difference between good and ineffective dashboard design, understand how to provide proper data scope, implement tile-specific timeframes, and explain the importance of displayed metrics. Gain insights into when and how to use specialized chart types like honeycombs, learn techniques for visualizing the same data consistently across different views, and receive a comprehensive summary of actionable tips for immediate implementation. Whether building dashboards for business insights or technical troubleshooting, apply these universal rules to create more actionable and effective dashboards than ever before.

Syllabus

00:00 - Introduction
00:31 - Aleksandra Kunert
01:02 - Good vs Not Good Dashboards
02:00 - Example dashboard
04:45 - Provide the scope of data
06:29 - Donut Charts
06:55 - Tile-specific timeframe
07:45 - Explain the importance of data
08:45 - Honeycombs
09:35 - Visualize the same data equally
12:09 - Summary of Tips

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Dynatrace

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