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# Data visualization
#### **1. Accessing the dashboard**
**Step 1**: Log in to the FPT Cloud Portal
**Step 2:** **On the FPT Cloud Portalmenu**,\*\*click **Monitoring.**
**Step 3:Click on a Workspace for details, then navigate to the Configuration Data**tab.
**Step 4:** Click on **the dashboard URL**, and the dashboard will automatically log in using Single Sign On (SSO).
#### **2. FPT Cloud Monitoring dashboard template (built-in)**
Helps you deploy quickly using dashboard templates provided by **FPT Cloud Monitoring**, ready to use immediately.
#### **2.1. Set up dashboard template**
**Step 1**: Log in to the dashboard (see section [9.1. Accessing the dashboard](#_9.1._Truy_cập))
**Step 2:** On the left menu, click **Apps > FMON Template**
**Step 3**: Click **Dashboard Template**
**Step 4:** Select a dashboard, click **Integrate**
#### **2.2. Remove Dashboard Template**
**Step 1:** Log in to the dashboard (see section [9.1. Accessing the dashboard](#_9.1._Truy_cập))
**Step 2:** On the left menu, click **Apps > FMON Template**
**Step 3:** Click **Dashboard Template**
**Step 4:** Select an installed dashboard, click **Remove**
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