In our latest Dashboard Fridays episode, Adam Kinniburgh showcases his Home Solar Power Monitoring dashboard built using SquaredUp and Amazon Timestream. This dashboard tracks the home energy system, which is monitored using Solar Assistant running on a Raspberry Pi in Adams garage. It shows how much solar power is being generated, how much energy is stored in the batteries, how much energy he's using, plus other metrics.

A DORA metrics dashboard is essential in DevOps if you want to understand how effectively your teams are developing, delivering, and maintaining software. Watch this short video to learn how to build a powerful DORA metrics dashboard in SquaredUp using data from Azure DevOps.

This dashboard was built for fun using the Web API plugin to give a clear view of scuba diving conditions in Portland Harbour, England. This dashboard pulls weather and tidal data from multiple sources into one place, so you can always spot when the conditions are coming together for a good dive.

This Fantasy Football dashboard shows the Cash League (league with cash prizes) and Tim's performance in it, so he can always see where he is in relation to first place. Tim decided it was time to put SquaredUp to work on his personal passion and build a dashboard that allows him to consume the information at a glance. All the data is pulled from the FPL Web API and includes monitoring to get the colors to show whether he's doing well or not.

Join Adam Kinniburgh and Dan Watts as they showcase these out-of-the-box AWS dashboards, which are instantly loaded up in your SquaredUp environment when you connect to AWS. These SquaredUp AWS dashboards allow engineers to have a better understanding of their AWS environments immediately, with the possibility of adding metrics from other sources to support the environment view. Stay tuned to see a walkthrough of each dashboard, and understand the challenges they solve.