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Dashboards

This page documents the dashboards maintained by StereumLabs, how access works across subscription plans, the lifecycle status (active, legacy, experimental), and how to request or track new dashboards.

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We actively design additional dashboards for specific audiences (client teams, operators, researchers) and continue to maintain legacy dashboards for backward compatibility and reproducibility.

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Please review your subscribed Plan's features on the Plans page for a detailed information.

Purpose​

  • Provide time-aligned, comparable views of client behavior and system resources.
  • Link every panel to metric definitions and procedures used to generate it.
  • Offer audience-focused dashboards with scoped metrics and interpretation notes.

Data Cadence & Retention​

  • Ingest cadence: typically 5–15s scrape intervals (panel-specific).
  • Aggregation windows: documented per panel (e.g., 30s mean, 5m rate).
  • Retention: varies by plan and dataset size; noted in each dashboard’s header.

Dashboard Lifecycle​

  • Active: supported and updated for current methodology and clients.
  • Experimental: under evaluation. May change without notice.
  • Legacy: preserved for continuity. May receive security or compatibility fixes and version pin notes.

We tag each dashboard with a lifecycle badge at the top. Legacy dashboards remain online to avoid breaking citations and to compare historical results.

Changelog & Versioning​

Material changes (panel semantics, metric definitions, aggregation rules) are logged in Changelog.

When a change affects comparability, the dashboard header includes a Breaking change note and a link to prior versions (when available).

Requesting or Suggesting Dashboards​

  • Propose audience, scope, and key questions via contact@stereumlabs.com.
  • Pro customers can request custom dashboards on a fair-use basis. We assess scope and effort and aim to deliver as part of the regular release cadence.
  • Enterprise customers get priority queueing and larger scope (private metrics, custom data sources).
  • We track accepted requests on the Roadmap.

Catalog​

The full list of currently available dashboards (per-client EC, CC, system resource utilization, and comparators) lives in the Dashboards Catalog. New entries are added there as they ship; planned additions live on the Roadmap.

Tip: prefer “audience + question” style names, e.g., “Operators – Resource Saturation & Headroom”.

Panel & Naming Conventions​

  • Panel titles: Category – Metric (Scope), e.g., CPU – Utilization (EC process)
  • Units: SI where applicable; per-core normalization is labeled per core
  • Rate labels: use /s suffix for rates derived from counters
  • Links: each panel’s info icon (ⓘ) links to the exact definition entry

Deprecated Panels​

  • We deprecate panels when definitions change or when upstream metrics are removed.
  • Deprecated panels gain a (Deprecated) suffix and a link to the replacement.
  • Removal happens only in major dashboard revisions and is noted in the Changelog.

Known Limitations​

  • Cloud dashboards may show variance due to noisy neighbors and hardware heterogeneity.
  • Short aggregation windows can exaggerate jitter; compare with 5–15m views for trends.
  • Some definitions are client-specific; cross-client comparisons are labeled when caveats apply.

Change control for this page: material edits will be logged in the global Changelog with a short rationale and effective date.