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Dashboard ​

Dashboard: workspace switcher, stats, status strip, health graph, notification feed

Purpose ​

The Dashboard is the first screen after sign-in: an at-a-glance overview of projects, server health, live deployments, and anything that needs attention. Pull down anywhere to refresh.


User Flow ​

Read the top bar ​

Step 1: Check workspace and notifications

  1. Your workspace name sits top-left with a dropdown - tap it to switch servers. The server address shows beneath in the eyebrow.
  2. The bell top-right carries a dot when notifications are unread - tap it to open the history inbox.

Result:

  • You know which server context you're in and whether anything arrived.

Read stats and health ​

Step 2: Scan the cards, strip, and graphs

  1. Three stat cards show Projects, Services, and Errors (things needing attention). Tap a card to jump to that list.
  2. The status strip counts services by state: N RUNNING, N ERR, N IDLE.
  3. The Health card shows one server at a time (IP or hostname) with live CPU, MEM, DISK percentages and sparkline graphs. Range chips above switch between live, 1H, 6H, 24H, 7D.

Result:

  • You know totals, load right now, and where the problems are.

Note:

  • Before a metrics token exists, a setup banner sits above the health card. Admins get a Set up button there that opens the token screen (Servers & Metrics). Graphs with no data yet say so explicitly instead of showing blanks.

Follow deployments, risks, and inbox ​

Step 3: Check what's moving

  1. Active deployments shows anything deploying right now, with elapsed time. Tap a row to watch its logs live.
  2. Recent deployments lists finished runs across all projects. Tap any row for details or logs.
  3. At-risk pulls aside services in error or failing health checks. If you're checking quickly, start here.
  4. The Notifications feed previews the inbox on the dashboard itself: unread count, a View all jump, chips (All, Deploys, Alerts, Backups), and rows with colored dots and relative times. Tap any row to open what it's about.

Result:

  • Live progress, recent outcomes, risks, and the latest pushes - without leaving the screen.

Screens Involved ​

  • Dashboard (workspace switcher, stats, status strip, health graphs, deployments, at-risk, notifications feed)
  • Notification history (via bell or View all)
  • Servers, Projects, Deployments, Logs (via taps)

Inputs ​

User Inputs:

  • Pull to refresh
  • Health range selection (live / 1H / 6H / 24H / 7D)
  • Notification filter chips
  • Taps on cards, rows, bell, workspace switcher

Outputs ​

  • Refreshed stats, health, queue, projects, and inbox preview
  • Navigation to the tapped server, service, deployment, log, inbox, or workspace

Error Handling and Edge Cases ​

ScenarioSystem Behavior
"No projects"Your account isn't added to any projects in this organization - ask a Dokploy admin
Setup banner over healthMetrics token missing - admins tap Set up, others wait for an admin
Queue stays at 0Nothing is deploying - normal when quiet
Sign-in expiredApp returns to Setup - sign in again

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