Create dashboards in Azure Data Explorer
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Create a dashboard from a query in Azure Data Explorer web UI. Add new tiles. Create dashboard parameters, and cross-filters for the parameters.
Generate dashboards that display multiple insights at a glance., Share dashboard insights with colleagues.
A Microsoft account or a Microsoft Entra user identity to connect to a free cluster. An Azure subscription isn’t required., Familiarity with database structures like tables, columns, and rows., Familiarity with Kusto Query Language (KQL) functions and operators., Familiarity with the Azure Data Explorer web UI
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