Dashboard
The Dashboard is the landing page after signing in. It provides an at-a-glance view of your organization's infrastructure health, recent activity, and worker capacity.
Overview tab
The Overview tab shows four sections:
Stacks state
A summary of all stacks grouped by their most recent run status:
- Failed — stacks whose last run failed
- Unconfirmed — stacks with runs waiting for approval
- Finished — stacks whose last run completed successfully
- Other — stacks in any other state
Click any status to filter the view to those stacks.
Recent activity
A chronological list of the most recent runs across all stacks. Each entry shows:
- Run status (Finished, Failed, etc.)
- Run type (TRACKED, PLAN ONLY, etc.)
- Run ID (short hash)
- How long ago it ran
Click any entry to navigate directly to that stack.
Runs that require attention
A counter showing how many runs need your action — such as runs waiting for approval or runs that have failed and need investigation.
Favorite stacks
A section for quick access to stacks you've marked as favorites. To add a stack to favorites, navigate to the Stacks list, click the three-dot menu on a stack, and select Add to favorites.
Workers
A compact view of your worker pool capacity:
- Number of Online vs. Offline workers
- Capacity percentage — how many slots are in use
- A progress bar showing slot utilization
Metrics tab
The Metrics tab provides quantitative data about your organization's infrastructure operations over the last 30 days:
Summary cards
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Total runs | Number of runs executed in the last 30 days |
| Median duration | Median run time for completed runs |
| Resource changes | Total resources added, changed, destroyed, and imported |
| Stacks | Total number of managed stacks |
Run volume chart
A bar chart showing run volume over the last 30 days, broken down by day. This helps you visualize deployment frequency and identify patterns.
Resource breakdown
A breakdown of resource changes by type:
- Added — new resources created
- Changed — existing resources modified
- Destroyed — resources removed
- Imported — existing resources brought under management