Dashboard Overview
A tour of the Parslinks dashboard
Dashboard Overview
The dashboard is organized around the resource graph — workspace → project → service → instance — with observability and actions in context.
Home
After sign-in you land on the workspace home: recent projects, deployment activity, and notifications. The sidebar is your primary navigation between projects.
Project view: the graph
Each project opens as a graph of its services and environments. Every node is a service; selecting one shows its instances across environments with:
- Current deployment and status (running / paused / degraded)
- Ready replica count per region
- Public URL (alias) and per-deployment hostname
- Quick actions: deploy, rollback, open console, pause
The graph reflects reality, not intent: a service node looks healthy only when its replicas pass health checks and are serving through the platform endpoint.
Service view
Tabs per concern:
| Tab | Contents |
|---|---|
| Deployments | History with status, duration, commit, promote/rollback actions |
| Logs | Live follow or historical, filterable by replica |
| Metrics | CPU, memory, network, readiness over time |
| Variables | Instance variables and references |
| Settings | Source, build, deploy, networking, danger zone |
Environment switcher
Because deployments belong to environments, most views are environment-scoped. Switch between production, preview, and custom environments from the header; URLs, variables, and domains shown are always for the selected environment.
Build & deploy flows
- Deploy button runs Apply-and-Deploy with live build logs streaming
- Rollback repoints the alias to any retained deployment — instant, no rebuild
- Promote moves a preview deployment's traffic to production without rebuilding
Notifications
In-app notifications cover deployment success/failure, invitations, and invoices. Deployment failures include the error and link straight to the failed build logs.
Keyboard & command palette
Use the search/palette to jump between projects, services, and environments without clicking through the graph.