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IT dashboard displays

Put dashboards from Datadog, Grafana, and New Relic on shared screens. Incidents, system health, and degradation become visible the moment they matter instead of staying buried in browser tabs nobody has open.

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IT operations dashboard displayed on a wall-mounted screen showing system health and incident status
IT dashboard displays

Why IT teams put dashboards on screens

Make incidents visible without paging everyone

When a P1 hits, the team sees it on screen before Slack lights up. Engineers walking past the NOC or glancing at a hallway display get context immediately without needing to be on-call.

Eliminate "is anyone looking at this" during outages

A shared screen with live incident status removes ambiguity about who is aware and who is responding. Less time spent confirming awareness, more time spent fixing.

Keep on-call and engineering aligned on current status

The on-call engineer and the rest of the team see the same dashboard. No divergence between what monitoring shows and what people assume is happening.

Surface degradation before IT becomes an outage

Trends that are easy to ignore in a tab are harder to ignore on a wall. Latency creep, error rate upticks, and disk fill patterns stay visible to anyone in the room.

Support war room displays during major incidents

During a bridge call, put the relevant Grafana or Datadog dashboard on the room screen. Everyone in the war room works from the same data without sharing screens over video.

Track SLA compliance where the team can see IT

Uptime targets and SLA status belong on a screen, not in a weekly email. When compliance is visible, the team catches drift early instead of discovering it in a monthly report.

Content for IT screens

What IT teams show on screens

System health and service status

Live service maps and health checks showing green, yellow, and red states across your infrastructure.

Active incidents and alert feeds

Current open incidents with severity, owner, and duration pulled from your alerting platform.

Uptime and SLA compliance

Rolling uptime percentages and SLA targets for critical services over the current period.

Deployment status and release pipelines

CI/CD pipeline status, recent deployments, and rollback indicators from your build system.

Infrastructure utilization and capacity

CPU, memory, disk, and network utilization across clusters, regions, or environments.

On-call schedules and escalation paths

Current on-call rotation and escalation chain so anyone can see who to reach.

Platform features

Fugo features for IT displays

Grafana dashboards

Grafana dashboards

Display any Grafana dashboard on screen using snapshot URLs or authenticated embed. Panels refresh on the interval you configure in Fugo.

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Dashboard integrations

Dashboard integrations

Connect Datadog, New Relic, Grafana, Splunk, and other monitoring tools. Fugo renders their dashboards on screen without needing a dedicated browser machine.

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Content triggers

Content triggers

Automatically switch screen content when an incident fires. Use webhook triggers to push a specific dashboard or alert view to screens during a P1.

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Screen mirroring

Screen mirroring

Mirror a live browser session to screens for ad hoc debugging or war room use. Useful when the dashboard you need is not pre-configured in a playlist.

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Common questions

IT dashboard display FAQs

How does Fugo authenticate with Grafana, datadog, and new relic?

Fugo loads dashboards via their embed or snapshot URLs. For Grafana, you can use public snapshots, anonymous access on an internal instance, or authenticated embed via API key. Datadog and New Relic use shared dashboard links or embed URLs with token-based auth. SSO-gated dashboards require a workaround since Fugo cannot complete an interactive SSO flow. Most teams generate a service account or API token specifically for display use.

How do you handle dashboard authentication and credential storage?

Fugo stores embed URLs and any associated tokens in your account, encrypted at rest. It does not store your monitoring platform credentials directly. For tools that require API keys or tokens, you provide a scoped read-only key. If your security policy requires credential rotation, you update the key in Fugo settings and screens pick up the change on next refresh.

How often does dashboard data refresh on screen?

Refresh intervals are configurable per content item. Most teams set monitoring dashboards to refresh every 30 to 120 seconds. The actual data freshness also depends on your monitoring tool. A Grafana panel set to auto-refresh every 10 seconds will update at that rate within the Fugo page reload cycle.

Can Fugo work on isolated or private networks?

The Fugo player device needs outbound internet access to reach the Fugo cloud for content management. If your monitoring dashboards are on a private network, the player device must also be on that network or have VPN access. Fugo does not currently offer a fully air-gapped on-premise deployment. For split-network setups, some teams use a device with dual network access.

Can screens automatically switch to an incident view when an alert fires?

Yes. Fugo content triggers accept incoming webhooks. You can configure your alerting tool like PagerDuty or Opsgenie to fire a webhook to Fugo when a P1 incident opens. Fugo then switches the target screens to a pre-configured incident dashboard. When the incident resolves, another webhook can revert screens to normal rotation.

Can I manage screens across multiple offices or NOC locations?

Yes. Fugo supports screen groups and location-based organization. You can push the same dashboard to NOC screens in three offices or assign different dashboards per location. All management happens from a single account. Role-based access lets you delegate screen management to regional IT leads without sharing full admin access.