Admin dashboard
The admin Dashboard answers two questions: is the platform healthy, and what is waiting on you. It is the first page you see in the admin panel.
Admin Panel → Platform → Dashboard (/admin)
The page is read-only. Every row that needs action links to the page where you take it.
Status masthead
The banner across the top gives one verdict:
| Verdict | Meaning |
|---|---|
| All systems nominal | Nothing is broken and nothing is waiting |
| N things need attention | Queues are waiting on you, but nothing is failing |
| N incidents need attention | Something is failing now |
Alongside it: the environment badge, how many labs and services are running, a live server clock, and chips for scheduled background jobs, over-quota tenants, failed deploys, incidents and certificates.
Needs attention
Each row is clickable. Red rows are incidents. Amber rows are queues waiting for a decision.
| Row | Colour | Opens | Covered in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Docker incidents | Red | Instances | Labs and instances |
| Failed deploys | Red | Instances | Labs and instances |
| Cron workers missing | Red | Cron Workers | Platform settings |
| App reviews | Amber | Launchable Reviews | Labs and instances |
| Cheat flags | Amber | Flagged Submissions | Assessments and integrity |
| Moderation reports | Amber | Reports | Assessments and integrity |
| Syllabus requests | Amber | Syllabus Requests | Community and learning |
| Theme submissions | Amber | Themes | Platform settings |
| Over-quota tenants | Amber | Storage Quotas | Storage quotas |
| Cron drift | Amber | Cron Workers | Platform settings |
When the list is empty it reads "Nothing needs your attention right now."
The Failed deploys row opens the Instances page, but that page has no failed-deploy view. Look at the affected lab's own Deployments tab for the error, or ask your engineering team to retry the deploy.
Fleet and scale
Headline counts for the whole platform: users, running labs, managed services, storage, VPN peers and admins, plus a chart of instances by status.
Trends
Four charts for the last 30 days: new users, labs launched, currency flow and incidents. Use them to spot a sudden change, such as a drop in labs launched after a settings change.
Activity
The 15 most recent admin actions from the audit trail. For older history and filters, open Access Control → Audit log. See Access control.
Quick jump
Shortcuts to the pages you use most: Users, Instances, Services, Storage, SSL, VPN, Cron, Modules, Cohorts, Reports, Access Control and Transactions.