Blueprints Dashboard

Blueprint dashboards show the overall health and status of your network.

To go to a blueprint dashboard from the GUI:

From the left navigation menu, click Blueprint, then click the name of the blueprint.

User interface from HPE application showing Blueprint details including physical and virtual structure, analytics, deployment status, and version info.

The Blueprint dashboard appears.

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The dashboard shows the overall health and status of a blueprint. Statuses are indicated by color: green for changes that succeeded, yellow for changes that are in progress, and red for changes that failed. The deployment status section includes statuses for service configuration, ready configuration, and drain configuration. The anomalies section includes statuses for all probes, IP fabric, generic system connectivity, liveness, deployment status, route verification, leaf peering, and more. Click an indicator to go to more details.

You can display analytics dashboards on the blueprint dashboard to have additional network information on one screen. To add them, navigate to Analytics > Dashboards and turn ON the analytics dashboards' default toggle.

The bottom of the dashboard includes links to areas of the blueprint you can use for monitoring and analysis.

GPU NIC Analytics Honeycomb Dashboard

Version 6.0 introduces the GPU Analytics Honeycomb Dashboard. This dashboard is designed to monitor and visualize GPU network utilization across AI fabrics. The dashboard provides a heatmap-style view of transmitted (Tx) and received (Rx) traffic per GPU NIC, enabling you to visualize GPU traffic patterns and optimize GPU network performance.

The Honeycomb Analytics Dashboard is visible in the blueprint dashboard page for Rail-Optimized or Rail- Collapsed configurations. The dashboard displays a GPU Analytics section, which provides an intuitive way to monitor GPU network activity.

Dashboard interface for monitoring GPU infrastructure performance, showing 266 critical anomalies in All Probes and color-coded GPU server utilization.

The dashboard also offers the following features:

Heatmap Visualization: A honeycomb heatmap represents GPU NIC utilization. Color-coded hexagons indicate traffic levels:

  • Green (0-20%)

  • Yellow (21-40%)

  • Orange (41-60%)

  • Red (61-80%)

  • Dark Red (81-100%)

Traffic Statistics: View Tx and Rx traffic metrics for the entire fabric or drill down into specific components. You can filter traffic by:

Stripe

GPU analytics visualization with hexagonal tiles showing utilization percentages. Color-coded: Green for 0-20 percent, Yellow for 21-40 percent, Orange for 41-60 percent, Red for 61-80 percent, Dark Red for 81-100 percent. Filters and sorting options allow grouping by GPU servers or individual GPUs.
Rail

GPU analytics dashboard visualizing utilization data with hexagonal cells colored by utilization percentage. Filters and sorting options for grouping and analyzing GPU performance.
GPU Server

GPU analytics dashboard showing utilization data in a hexagonal grid. Hexagons display utilization percentages with color coding: green for 0-20 percent, yellow for 21-40 percent, orange for 41-60 percent, light red for 61-80 percent, and dark red for 81-100 percent. Filters and sorting options for servers, rails, and utilization type are displayed at the top.

You can also view and filter aggregated traffic for GPU servers and rails.

Click on a hexagon for additional details on specific GPUs or NICs.

Hexagonal grid visualization showing interface utilization metrics with identifiers and percentage values. Colors range from yellow to red, indicating utilization levels. Tooltip displays details for node ai_stripe_001_sys020 including interface et-0/0/25:1 and utilization at 29.00 percent.