Which statement is true about Anypoint Monitoring dashboards?

• A. They cannot include textual annotations.
• B. They support Graph, Singlestat, Table, and Text widgets.
• C. They require at least one charting widget.
• D. They can only display metrics at minute granularity.

Answer: (B)

Dashboards in Anypoint Monitoring are built from reusable widgets to visualize different aspects of your metrics. The statement that they support Graph, Singlestat, Table, and Text widgets is the best answer because each widget type serves a distinct purpose: Graph displays time-series trends, Singlestat shows a single numeric value (like current error rate or throughput), Table presents multi-field data in rows, and Text lets you add annotations or notes for context directly on the dashboard. This combination lets you craft informative dashboards that mix charts, key indicators, data lists, and explanations in one view.

The other options don’t fit. Textual annotations are indeed supported via the Text widget, so forbidding annotations isn’t accurate. A dashboard can be composed of just a Text widget if you don’t need charts, so requiring a charting widget isn’t correct. And dashboards aren’t limited to minute-level granularity; you can adjust time ranges and data granularity to suit your analysis.