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# Dashboard

This chapter describes the Dashboard, which allows the users to monitor all monitoring database instances within the selected group.

It provides real-time status information and metrics for each monitored instance.

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The users can set the Auto Refresh interval and pause by clicking the gear icon in the upper-right corner.

### Dashboard components

The Dashboard consists of the following main sections.

[Global Navigation Bar (GNB)](/sysmasterdb.en/8.3_manual/global-navigation-bar-gnb.md)

* Provides main menus and global navigation functions.

[Instance Overview](/sysmasterdb.en/8.3_manual/dashboard/instance-overview.md)

* Area for checking the status of DB instances and the status of alerts generated by instances

[Card View](/sysmasterdb.en/8.3_manual/dashboard/card-view.md)

* Provides key metrics such as the status and CPU/running sessions of each instance in a card view format.

[Custom Area](/sysmasterdb.en/8.3_manual/dashboard/custom-area.md)

* Provides charts and tables with more detailed real-time performance metrics for instances within a group.

**Layout Split**

* Button to adjust the size ratio between the Custom Area and Card View Area
* Drag or click to set the Card View : Custom Area ratio to 1:2 / 2:1 / 3:0

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