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Dashboard Overview

The EmberNet dashboard provides a web-based interface for monitoring industrial infrastructure, managing devices, and configuring the platform. It is accessible from any modern web browser.

Accessing the Dashboard

The dashboard is accessible at:

The dashboard is organized into the following sections:

Home

The home view provides a high-level overview of your deployment:

  • System Health — Overall status of edge nodes, services, and connectivity
  • Active Alerts — Current alerts requiring attention
  • Key Metrics — Customizable summary widgets showing critical KPIs
  • Recent Activity — Timeline of recent events and changes

Devices

Manage and monitor connected devices:

  • Device inventory with status indicators
  • Device detail views with real-time telemetry
  • Device grouping and tagging
  • Bulk operations (firmware updates, configuration changes)

Dashboards

Create custom monitoring views:

  • Drag-and-drop widget placement
  • Multiple visualization types (gauges, charts, tables, maps)
  • Configurable refresh intervals
  • Template-based dashboard creation
  • Dashboard sharing and permissions

Alerts

Configure and manage alert rules:

  • Rule builder with threshold and condition editors
  • Alert history and acknowledgment workflow
  • Notification routing to email, webhook, SMS, or PagerDuty
  • Alert escalation policies

Settings

Platform and tenant configuration:

  • User management and role assignments
  • Tenant settings and preferences
  • Network and connectivity configuration
  • Data retention policies
  • API key management

Dashboard Features

Real-Time Updates

Dashboard widgets update in real time as new telemetry data arrives. Configurable refresh intervals allow you to balance update frequency with performance.

Responsive Design

The dashboard is fully responsive and works on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

Multi-Tenant Views

Platform administrators can switch between tenant views and access a fleet-wide overview of all managed deployments.

Next Steps