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Deep dive into any tile – introducing our Data Explorer 🔎

With the Data Explorer, users can dig into the data behind any tile and slice, dice and explore as needed.

How to visualize Azure Resource Graph data with KQL

Learn how to query Azure Resource Graph with KQL to visualize change history, Azure service health and maintenance schedules.

Notifications feature deep dive

Notifications is one of the most frequently used features of SquaredUp. Let's take a look at some of the design decisions behind the feature.

Introducing dashboard variables

You can now create just one dashboard to be reused across all your objects of the same type – be it your pipelines, apps, or microservices!

Top 10 Grafana alternatives: The ultimate guide [2025]

Looking for an alternative to Grafana? Our definitive guide to the evolving world of dashboarding has you covered.

Announcing... Markdown magic ✨

We're excited to share a small but mighty new feature. Our Text tile now supports Markdown! Easily add headings, links, lists and images to your dashboards.

Unlimited dashboard sharing explained

Senior Product Manager, Vincent Babin, shares some design decisions behind our popular dashboard sharing feature and explains how it works.

Azure Virtual Machine out-of-box dashboard makes it easier to get started

Our out-of-box Azure VM dashboard helps you identify performance issues, optimize resource usage, and maintain overall health.

Azure DevOps success with out-of-box dashboards & monitoring

Learn how our out-of-box Azure DevOps dashboards can turbocharge your pipeline management. We display the trends so you can proactively solve issues.

How to build an Azure carbon emissions dashboard

A step-by-step guide on how to build an Azure carbon emissions dashboard. We also cover how to connect to the Azure carbon APIs.

Are dashboards dead? Not quite. They just need to evolve

Dashboard tools need to provide operational intelligence for all, and that is a whole world away from the dashboards of the past.