perses-dashboard-review

To audit a Perses dashboard, fetch the dashboard definitions and analyze the layout, queries, variables, and datasources to generate a structured quality report with prioritized findings and risk levels.

Analyzing query correctness and layout integrity in Perses dashboards surfaces configuration drift and rendering issues, providing a prioritized report with critical, warning, and info risk levels to maintain dashboard reliability.

Yes, you can apply validated improvements to Perses dashboards using the optional --fix mode, which applies non-destructive corrections after the default audit workflow analyzes and reports structural issues.

Yes, auditing Perses dashboards supports ongoing quality audits, pre-release validation, and governance workflows when multiple teams contribute to the same Perses projects by assessing datasource scoping and variable dependencies.

Checking variable dependencies and datasource scoping in Perses involves fetching the current dashboard definitions and analyzing their structure to ensure dashboards render accurately and efficiently without broken references.

Non-destructive auditing for Perses dashboards retrieves definitions and reports findings without modifying the original configuration, meaning actual improvements are only applied when the optional --fix mode is explicitly enabled.