> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.netmaker.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://learn.netmaker.io/features/telemetry-and-logging/metrics.md).

# Metrics

Netmaker Pro offers analytics. With Analytics, admin users can view connectivity, latency and data transferred between two peers or nodes on a Netmaker network. Client analytics are also available. All of this data may be visualised in the Netmaker UI. In addition, Netmaker includes a custom exporter for Prometheus/Grafana integration to view the data as well.

{% hint style="info" %}
Metrics are collected over the encrypted Netmaker tunnel. Each Netmaker agent exposes a metrics server on a TCP port (default: **51821**), enabling secure retrieval of telemetry data without requiring public network exposure.
{% endhint %}

Below are the steps to view Analytics on your Netmaker Pro instance.

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### View network metrics in the Netmaker Dashboard

To view the metrics in the Netmaker Dashboard:

* Select a network.
* Click the Analytics interface.
* Switch to any metric you are interested in, including metrics from clients.

{% hint style="info" %}
Metrics may take up to 5 minutes for nodes to report data.
{% endhint %}

If present, an analytics image for the dashboard will appear here.

![](/files/b1wZ4X9kM4IMAVwhIfEe)
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### Grafana Dashboard

If your Netmaker instance includes the Prometheus/Grafana setup and is configured with the METRICS\_EXPORTER="on", you can also view your metrics via Grafana.

Access details example:

```plaintext
URL: "https://grafana.<YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME>"
Username: "admin"
Password: "admin"
```

Out-of-the-box Netmaker Grafana options include:

* Netmaker Metrics Dashboard
* Netmaker Network Graph

![Netmaker Grafana Dashboards](/files/05d46d8c58af87d531300f174f1cd8ff08fb9b20)

The Netmaker Metrics Dashboard lets you select and view data on individual nodes.

![Netmaker Grafana View 1](/files/be177ca9914134b514eb3525a020b5d403693e4c)

The Netmaker Network Graph view shows a network graph where you can hover nodes to see node statistics and hover edges to view connection information. Edge colors vary by connection status (green = connected, red = disconnected).

![Netmaker Grafana View 2](/files/9527e04d85e4c4e7976f146ed9d49c1b0850b694)
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### Prometheus Dashboard

You can also view your metrics on the Prometheus dashboard. On first visit you may be prompted for credentials.

Access details example:

```plaintext
URL: "https://prometheus.<YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME>"
Username: "Netmaker-Prometheus"
Password: "<YOUR_LICENSE_KEY>"
```

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