Dashboard

The dashboard is the primary interface for monitoring your infrastructure. It provides a unified view of all environments and their container status.

Overview (/dashboard)

The main dashboard displays a high-level summary of every configured environment. At a glance you can see how many containers are running, stopped, or in a transitional state.

Environment Selector

Tabs across the top of the dashboard let you switch between environments (e.g. QA, Stage, Prod). Each tab shows a badge with the count of running containers so you can spot issues without clicking through.

Container Grid

Containers are displayed in a responsive grid. Each card shows:

Indicator	Meaning
🟢 Green	Container is running and healthy
🔴 Red	Container is stopped or exited
🟡 Yellow	Container is deploying or restarting

Each card includes the container name, image tag, uptime, and quick-action buttons.

Quick Actions

Every container card exposes these actions directly:

• Start — start a stopped container
• Stop — gracefully stop a running container
• Restart — stop then start the container

TIP

Quick actions execute immediately. For deployments with environment variable management and health checks, use the Deployments page instead.

Service Health Indicators

If a container exposes a health check endpoint, the dashboard displays its health status alongside the container state. A container can be running but unhealthy — the dashboard distinguishes between both.

Operations View (/operations)

The operations view provides a more detailed, table-based layout of all containers across environments. It is designed for operators who need to act on multiple containers at once.

Features include:

• Sortable columns (name, status, CPU, memory, uptime)
• Bulk actions (start/stop multiple containers)
• Filtering by status, environment, or search term
• Direct links to container logs and exec

Navigation

The sidebar provides access to all major sections:

• Deployments — rolling deploys with live logs
• Registry — browse private Docker registry
• Monitoring — CPU, memory, and network metrics
• Redis — Redis key browser and management
• Database — connection management and schema tools
• Eureka — service discovery overview
• Settings — system configuration