# Dashboards, now in Public Beta with APM and Add Logs Queries to a Dashboard

> Last9’s native UI for dashboards starting with a default APM template and the option to save log aggregation queries to a dashboard.

Source: https://last9.io/changelog/dashboards-now-in-public-beta-with-apm-and-add-logs-queries-to-a-dashboard/

While Last9 supports an embedded instance of Grafana, we’re now introducing [Dashboards](https://app.last9.io/dashboards) to the product, starting with a default APM template and the option to create new dashboards and update by saving log aggregation queries.

### Last9 APM

Select any service and baseline latency to view the performance of the selected service. The metrics visualized in the panels today are:

- Throughput Overview
- Transactions
  - Latency Breakdown
  - Most Time Consuming Endpoints
  - Slowest Endpoints
  - Endpoints by 5xx
  - Endpoints by 4xx
  - Most Time Consuming DB Queries
  - Slowest DB Queries
  - Most Time Consuming Redis Operations
  - Slowest Redis Operations
- External Services
  - External Calls Distribution
  - External Calls Trend
  - External Calls Latency
  - Failed External Calls by Status Code

You can click on the `⠇` icon in any panel to expand/zoom in to it, and vice versa. Allthe charts have a correlated crosshair to make debugging easier.

Currently, the APM Dashboard is system generated and cannot be edited or deleted — we’re working on this. If there are any changes you’d like, we’d be happy to chat and assist.

### Add Logs Aggregation Queries to a Dashboard

When you run an aggregation query in Editor mode, you can also save the result as a panel to a new or an existing dashboard. Dashboards created via this method can be edited and deleted by the team.