Maestro Dashboard: The Heart of the Insights




In our previous posts we have already discussed the details on the financial management tools, by their function on different stages of infrastructure lifecycle (find them here). We also frequently speak about security, and optimization.

Maestro Dashboard is the key entry point for both finding out the data about your infrastructure, and cooperation between teams.

It represents the key indicators and findings, each grouped in separate views for your convenience.

Here, you can see the general infrastructure statistics, top spendings per cloud, service, or resource type (FinOps); the suggested infrastructure optimization possibilities (Optimization), and the security and compliance statuses (Security). 

This is not only about row data: you can interact with the numbers, call reports, thus receiving more details and diving deeper into investigations of specific cases.

This is where you:

  • as an enterprise manager, can understand the overall trends and see whether they match the strategic expectations and vision
  • as a branch/project manager can see whether my project infrastructure develops and behaves as expected, and is properly optimized
  • as an infrastructure engineer, can detect the gaps, find the points to pay attention to, investigate performance issues and find optimization opportunities
  • as a financial manager, can see the expenses trends and their dependency on the processes within the infrastructure.
  • as a security engineer, can see the vulnerability and compliance status of the infrastructure and investigate the detected issues immediately.

The most important part here is that all these people have the same tools, tags, names and numbers in front of them. This means, their communication and decision making is grounded on the same information, which results in higher efficiency and faster solution finding. 




 

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