# My Dashboards

## My Dashboards

For your individual use of Enginsight we offer 'My Dashboards'. Here you can decide for yourself which informations are relevant to you and create your very own overviews.

### Create an Individual Dashboard

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If you have not yet created your own dashboards, you will find 'My Dashboards' as shown in the screenshot above. Just enter a descriptive name and then click on 'Create Dashboard' to create a new dashboard.

Here, for example, we have created a dashboard named "Hosts: CPU Usage". In this dashboard we want to show the CPU utilization of several hosts.

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On the left you will now see the newly created dashboard. To fill it with informations simply click on "Add Graph" in the upper right corner or on the information tile.

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Now you can create your first graph, which will be displayed in the new dashboard. Of course you can create several graphs per dashboard to get the desired overview.


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