Browse the dashboards in your project, then filter, group, and drill into aggregated metrics across your logs and experiments over time.
A dashboard aggregates metrics across the logs and experiments in a project. Use dashboards to track request counts, latency, token usage, costs, scores, topics, and custom metrics over time.Dashboards are scoped to a project. Every project starts with a built-in dashboard called Cost and quality, so you can explore your data before building anything of your own.
The Dashboards page lists every dashboard in the project. Select a row to open that dashboard on its own page.Each row shows:
Name: The dashboard’s name. Rows you cannot edit, such as the built-in dashboard, are not selectable.
Type: Whether the dashboard aggregates Logs or Experiments.
Created by and Created: Who added the dashboard, and when.
Last updated at: When the dashboard’s charts or settings last changed.
Charts: How many charts the dashboard holds.
Search the list by name, or narrow it with the time range filter to find dashboards created in a given period.To keep a dashboard close at hand, click Dashboard actions > Star dashboard. Starred dashboards are marked in the star column. Without edit access, you can see which dashboards are starred but cannot change them.
Apply filters and groupings at the top of a dashboard to affect all of its charts at once. This lets you focus on a subset of your data or compare segments side by side.Filters apply to entire traces with any span match, while groups are only per span.On a dashboard you created, filter and grouping changes save automatically. The built-in Cost and quality dashboard is read-only, so changes there last only for your current session.
Choose from preset timeframes, or click and drag horizontally on a time series chart to zoom into a specific period. Double-click to zoom out.
To refresh charts automatically as new data arrives, toggle LIVE updates on in the time range selector dropdown. When live mode is off, click the refresh button next to the time range selector to reload all charts.
Select any data point on a chart to open the logs or experiments page, filtered to the corresponding time range and series. Use this to move from an aggregate trend to the individual traces behind it.
