Grafana for manufacturing
Grafana on the plant floor: dashboards over historian, IoT and SQL data, segmented or offline OT networks, shift displays without user accounts, and the security standards plants are audited against.
Grafana for industries
Where Grafana deployments differ by sector because of regulation, data residency, operational technology or uptime commitments.
Grafana for energy and utilities
Grafana for grid, plant and network operations: monitoring inside restricted networks, NERC CIP and NIS2 expectations for monitoring systems, long retention of time series, and control room displays.
Grafana for financial services
Grafana in banks, insurers and payment firms: DORA capacity and alerting duties, separating production and test, access control on sensitive dashboards, and self-hosting to keep monitoring data in region.
Grafana for healthcare
Grafana for hospital IT and health software providers: monitoring EHR and clinical systems, keeping patient data out of dashboards and labels, HIPAA safeguards for the monitoring stack, and on-premises hosting.
Grafana for government and public sector
Grafana for agencies and public bodies: air-gapped and sovereign hosting, plugin and update control without internet access, NIST 800-53 monitoring controls and accessible operations dashboards.
Grafana for SaaS and technology companies
Grafana for SaaS operators: service level dashboards and alerts, on-call routing, customer-facing status views, SOC 2 monitoring evidence and the cost of self-hosting the stack versus Grafana Cloud.
