> ## Documentation Index
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# Node Details
> Grafana dashboard for viewing an individual Node's telemetry, GPUs, network, and Slurm metrics
To view the dashboard, go to the [Node Details dashboard](https://cks-grafana.coreweave.com/d/ddbdicm9sw7c5x/node-details).
For instructions about accessing CoreWeave Grafana dashboards, see [Access and use CoreWeave Grafana dashboards](/observability/managed-grafana/access).
The **Node Details** dashboard is your single-pane view for everything happening on a specific compute Node in your cluster, from kernel-level events and GPU thermals to Slurm queue metrics and Kubernetes Pod allocations. Use it to troubleshoot anomalies, validate hardware, and verify that each Node is meeting workload expectations.
## Example view
When the dashboard first loads, the **Summary** panel group is expanded by default. The **Summary** section is shown in this example.
## Panel groups
The dashboard has several expandable panel groups. Each focuses on a different aspect of Node telemetry. When viewing the dashboard, click these group headings to collapse or expand that section.
| Section | What you'll find |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Summary** | High-level "at-a-glance" cards for host identity, CPU/GPU utilization, network traffic, current alerts, and HPC verification status. |
| **Logs** | A rolling log view that merges Kubernetes events, kernel messages, Node Problem Detector findings, and recent alert annotations. Ideal for pinpointing the root cause of spikes or failures. |
| **Network** | End-to-end connectivity metrics: ICMP loss from the Ping Exporter, conntrack table usage, interface throughput, packet error rates, and more. |
| **Resources** | Capacity and utilization for CPU, GPU, memory, NFS mounts, and local disk I/O, plus historical usage charts to identify resource pressure. |
| **GPUs** | Everything GPU-related: ECC errors, power draw, clock speeds, memory usage, thermal headroom, fan RPM, and NVSwitch/NVLink health. |
| **Temperatures** | Real-time thermal data for GPU cores, HBM memory, motherboard sensors, and per-Pod thermal impact: helpful for identifying cooling hot spots. |
| **InfiniBand** | Port state, link speed, retransmit counts, and congestion indicators for Nodes equipped with InfiniBand adapters. |
| **Slurm Info** | Node state within your Slurm cluster (idle, alloc, drain), running jobs, and allocation timelines: useful for mixed Kubernetes-Slurm environments. |
| **Kubernetes** | Pod allocation breakdowns, taints, Reservation status, CPU-hours per job, memory by namespace, and Calico network policy statistics. |
| **Verification** | Results from the latest HPC verification suite, including GPU compute benchmarks, stress tests, and sanity checks. |
| **Hardware** | Low-level chassis data: IPMI power readings, fan speeds, serial numbers, PCIe link status, and NVLink bandwidth graphs. |
| **Unsorted** | Additional metrics that do not yet belong to a dedicated group; check here for new or experimental panels. |
## When to use this dashboard
The **Node Details** dashboard lets you correlate sections quickly. For example, expand multiple groups at a time to observe how a GPU thermal event in **Temperatures** aligns with throttling in **GPUs** and corresponding alerts in **Logs**. In addition, Grafana's time-range controls enable time-shift analysis, allowing you to rewind and inspect historical Node behavior during an incident window.