Dashboard
Dashboard is the triage inbox for your Home: what needs attention first, what is running, and how the machines feel.
Incidents
Section titled “Incidents”Problems float to the top as incident rows — Failed Workloads and Unreachable Devices. Failed rows carry an Open button that jumps straight to the offending item. If nothing is wrong, there are no incidents and the board reads calm.
Feed columns
Section titled “Feed columns”Below the incidents, Workloads sort into sections:
| Section | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Needs you | Always visible — waiting on a human decision, or “Nothing needs you” |
| Running | Live Workloads across the scoped Devices (only when non-empty) |
| Stopped | Shut down Workloads (only when non-empty) |
Failed Workloads surface as incident rows at the top. Each card carries the Workload name and its Device; clicking one opens Workload details.
Home card
Section titled “Home card”The side rail shows the Home Device card (name, platform · arch, reachability) — per-Device CPU/memory meters live on Devices and the Device detail page. Spikes there usually explain the incidents on the left.
Customize
Section titled “Customize”Customize opens the “Customize Home” drawer: reorder modules with the ▲/▼ (Move up/Move down) buttons and show/hide modules you never look at, then Done. Layout is per person, not global.
Create VM
Section titled “Create VM”Create VM starts the Create a Workload wizard without leaving the dashboard — the fastest path from “I noticed something” to “I placed a fix”.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Devices
- Workload details
- Logs — dig into why something failed