Live, not nearly live
A Live mode keeps every gauge and chart moving, with windows from 15 minutes to 7 days one click away.
Real-time infrastructure monitoring
Know before your customers do.
Vonde Data Studio turns every server, container and network link into a live picture your team can act on. On dashboards you shape yourself, and on the screens your operations room already watches.
Avg CPU per node
50.5%
Avg used RAM
35.8%
Network inbound
6.28Mbit/s
Total CPU utilizationuser 25.6 %system 15.8 %iowait 1.9 %
CriticalHigh CPU usage
prod-node-0394.2 %Above 90 % for 10 minSent to Slack and Email
Configured by you
Chart types, axes, ranges, smoothing, units and layout. The dashboard fits your system, not the other way round.
Made for the wall
Put any dashboard on a TV or control-room screen and leave it running. High-contrast Night theme, fullscreen on any chart.
The problem
A slow checkout is an outage your dashboard doesn't call an outage.
A traffic spike, a saturating disk, a runaway job: the failure that costs revenue rarely announces itself. It shows up as a page that takes four seconds instead of one, long before anything is formally down.
You hear it from customers first
Support tickets and abandoned carts become your monitoring. By then the slowdown has been running for a while.
Averages hide the node that is failing
A fleet that looks healthy on average can still have one host at 94% CPU. You need the per-host picture next to the fleet view.
Alerts nobody trusts
A rule that fires without context gets muted. An alert should say what it watches, why it exists and what to check first.
Vonde Data Studio answers exactly this.
One live view of your whole fleet, per-host detail one click away, and alert rules that carry their own explanation.
The product
Everything your infrastructure is doing, right now.
Start from a ready-made system overview, then make it yours.
Live dashboards
See the whole fleet at a glance, then zoom into the one host that matters.
Gauges for disk, CPU, memory and network sit above stacked charts that update live. Switch the window from 15 minutes to 7 days, or set a range of your own.
- Live mode with 15 min, 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days and custom ranges
- Select an area to zoom, pan, and reset, on any chart
- Sections such as System, Compute, Pressure and Network keep large dashboards readable
Fully configurable
Your dashboard should look like your system.
Every chart has its own settings: type, axes, value range, smoothing, units and resolution. Pin what matters to the top, drag the rest into order, and export the visible window when you need the raw numbers.
- Stacked, area, line and bar charts
- Axes, legend and grid lines on or off, per chart
- Pin to top, drag to reorder, create new dashboards
- Download the visible time window as CSV or JSON
- Day and Night themes
Chart type
Chart elements
Alerts that explain themselves
An alert is only useful if the person who gets it knows what to do.
Every rule shows what it watches, its warning and critical thresholds, how long the condition must last, and which hosts it covers. Each one also carries a short note on why it exists and what to check first.
- Warning and critical thresholds with a minimum duration
- Host patterns such as prod-node-* or db-*
- The last 24 hours of state, at a glance
- Pause a rule, or mute it for an hour
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Built for the screen on the wall.
An operations room, a stand-up corner or a NOC needs a dashboard that stays readable from across the room. Open a dashboard on any TV or display, switch on Live, and leave it running.
Readable from a distance
Large gauges and a high-contrast Night theme keep the numbers legible at a glance.
Fullscreen on any chart
When an incident needs a closer look, give one chart the whole panel.
A screen for every team
Build one view for the platform team, another for store operations, a third for the lobby.
OperationsLive14:32Avg CPU per node
50.5%
Avg used RAM
35.8%
Network inbound
6.28Mbit/s
Disk writes
29.9MiB/s
Total CPU utilization
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Who it's for
Made for the teams who carry the pager.
Online stores and marketplaces
Campaign launches, flash sales and seasonal peaks put the heaviest load on you at the most valuable moment. Watch traffic, load and disk pressure live while the campaign runs, and get warned before checkout slows down.
High-traffic platforms
Media, SaaS and marketplace fleets need the per-host picture next to the fleet view. Host patterns let one rule cover every web or database node.
Operations and SRE teams
Rules that state why they exist, who created them and when they last fired make on-call handovers calmer, and the rules themselves easier to maintain.
IT departments
Shared dashboards for different teams, roles from Viewer to Owner, single sign-on and network allowlists. Monitoring that fits the way your organization already manages access.
Connected
Alerts go where your team already works.
Route events by severity to the channel that gets attention, and let your tools take it from there.
Plus email, push and in-app notifications per event type, with quiet hours and a summary digest.
Ask your AI assistant about your infrastructure
Data Studio exposes an MCP server. Claude or any MCP-compatible client can read your live metrics, containers and alerts, authenticated with a dedicated key you can revoke at any time.
Access and security
Control who sees and changes what.
Roles
Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer decide who can look and who can change.
Single sign-on
SAML sign-in with your own identity provider.
Two-factor authentication
Require a one-time code at sign-in for every member.
IP allowlist
Only allow access from approved networks.
Passwordless sign-in
One-time codes instead of passwords to leak or reuse.
Session control
Time out inactive sessions and sign out every other session in one click.
See your own infrastructure in Data Studio.
In a short demo we walk through dashboards, alerts and the wall display using a workload like yours: an online store, a platform, an internal estate.
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Frequently asked questions
What can Data Studio monitor?
Linux servers and the containers running on them: CPU, load, memory, disk, network, I/O pressure, container health and host heartbeats. Each host reports through an agent.
Can I build my own dashboards?
Yes. Start from the system overview, create new dashboards, and tune every chart: type, axes, value range, smoothing and units. You can pin, reorder and export as you go.
Can I show a dashboard on a TV?
Yes. Open a dashboard on any display, switch on Live, and use fullscreen for single charts. The high-contrast Night theme suits a wall-mounted screen.
How do alerts work?
Each rule watches a metric on a set of hosts and has a warning and a critical threshold. It fires when the condition lasts as long as you set. Every rule shows why it exists, and you can pause or mute it.
Where do notifications go?
Email, Slack, push and in-app, chosen per event type, with quiet hours and a summary digest. Jira, n8n and webhooks connect alerts to your tickets and automations.
Can our team use AI assistants with it?
Yes. The built-in MCP server lets Claude and other MCP-compatible clients read your metrics, containers and alerts. Access uses dedicated keys that you can create and revoke yourself.
Who can see and change what?
Roles (Owner, Admin, Editor, Viewer) set permissions per person. Single sign-on, two-factor authentication, an IP allowlist and session timeouts are available for stricter environments.
Contact
Let's look at your infrastructure together.
Tell us what you run and what keeps you up at night. We'll come back with a demo built around it.