Is there a way to get stats for my self-hosted server similar to the LiveKit Cloud dashboard?

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I'm deployed my self-hosted LiveKit in a simple way. I saw that the LiveKit Cloud dashboard contains all the metrics like platform bandwidth, rooms, etc., and I want to create a similar dashboard.

Thanks — that’s a great goal and absolutely doable. I can help you recreate a dashboard like LiveKit Cloud for your self‑hosted deployment. Quick acknowledgement of your request • You want platform-level metrics (bandwidth, rooms, participants, etc.) and room/track metrics (bitrates, FPS, packet loss, simulcast layers) similar to the LiveKit Cloud dashboard. Before I give a tailored plan, I need a few details about your current setup: 1. How did you deploy LiveKit? (single server Docker Compose, Kubernetes, VM, etc.) 2. Which monitoring/observability tools do you already use or prefer? (Prometheus + Grafana, Datadog, Loki, Elasticsearch/Kibana, etc.) 3. Which specific metrics are highest priority for your dashboard? Examples: total platform bandwidth, active rooms, active participants, per-room bitrate, packet loss, CPU/memory of SFU, per-track FPS, simulcast layer switches. 4. Do you want real-time streaming-style charts (seconds resolution) or aggregate/day-level metrics and historical trends? What I can recommend next (pick one) • If you want a ready-made path: I’ll outline step-by-step how to enable LiveKit telemetry, export it to Prometheus, and build key Grafana panels for platform and per-room views. • If you prefer Datadog or another vendor: I’ll show how to export telemetry to that service and what dashboards to build there. • If you want minimal setup: I’ll suggest a lean pipeline (telemetry -> simple collector -> time-series DB -> Grafana) and list the exact telemetry fields to collect for each dashboard card. If you tell me your deployment method and preferred monitoring stack (answers to 1 and 2 above), I’ll return a concrete configuration and a prioritized list of panels and queries to build the dashboard.

so there is no apis availabe that wil took my keys and return metrics ? do i need to set up in my erver ?

Thanks — good question. To answer directly: there isn’t a hosted API where you can hand over your keys and get the LiveKit Cloud style dashboard for a self‑hosted server. You will need to enable and export the server’s telemetry from your own deployment and send it to a monitoring backend (Prometheus, Datadog, Grafana Cloud, etc.) to build the dashboard. What you need to do (high level) • Enable LiveKit’s built‑in telemetry/analytics export on your server so it emits the real‑time metrics (track bitrates, FPS, packet loss, simulcast events, bytes in/out, sessions, participant counts, etc.). • Install or configure a collector/ingestion path to capture that telemetry (for example, a Prometheus exporter or a small forwarder that sends metrics to Datadog/Influx/Grafana Cloud). • Create dashboards/alerts in your monitoring tool using the telemetry fields to show platform-level and room/track-level views. Concrete next steps you can follow 1. Tell me how you deployed LiveKit (Docker Compose, Kubernetes, single VM). 2. Tell me which monitoring stack you prefer (Prometheus + Grafana, Datadog, Grafana Cloud, etc.). Once you provide that, I’ll give a short step‑by‑step for your exact setup — including the telemetry fields to collect, recommended exporter/forwarder, and example Grafana panels or Datadog widgets to recreate the Cloud dashboard. If you want a minimal recommendation now: enable telemetry on the server and forward it to Prometheus, then use Grafana to build platform cards (total bandwidth, active rooms, active participants, SFU CPU/memory) and room/track panels (per-track bitrate, FPS, packet loss, simulcast layer).