About Windows integration pre-built dashboards
The Windows integration provides a variety of pre-built dashboards that you can use right away to begin troubleshooting issues. In this step of the journey, you’ll become familiar with these pre-built dashboards and learn how to use them to address various problems.
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If you don’t see any logs or metrics, try switching the data source using the drop-down at the top of the dashboard.
This dashboard offers detailed insights into processor and system-level performance.
Use this dashboard to:
- Drill down into per-core CPU usage.
- Monitor system load averages and context switches.
- Analyze processor queue lengths to identify bottlenecks.
This dashboard provides in-depth metrics for storage devices and logical volumes.
Use this dashboard to:
- Monitor individual disk I/O latency and throughput.
- Track filesystem usage and free space trends.
- Identify disk performance issues or saturation.
This dashboard is designed for monitoring multiple Windows nodes simultaneously.
Use this dashboard to:
- Compare performance metrics across different Windows servers.
- Identify outliers or nodes experiencing issues.
- Get a consolidated view of your entire Windows infrastructure.
This dashboard visualizes Windows Event Logs collected by Grafana Alloy.
Use this dashboard to:
- Analyze system, application, and security logs.
- Search for specific event IDs or error messages.
- Correlate log events with system performance spikes.
- Troubleshoot issues by reviewing log data alongside metrics.
This dashboard provides a high-level view of your Windows system’s health and performance.
Use this dashboard to:
- View system uptime and availability.
- Monitor overall CPU and memory utilization.
- Check disk space and network traffic trends.
- Quickly identify if your system is operating within normal parameters.
At this point in your journey, you can explore the following paths: