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Fleet Dashboard

Every host, project and container in one health overview.

In this feature
  • Totals for hosts, projects, containers and running workloads
  • Active alert counter with all-clear state
  • Per-host CPU, memory and disk gauges
  • Uptime, running/stopped counts and network in/out
  • Live connection indicator to every agent
// In the console

What it looks like

A system health overview across all registered hosts — totals for hosts, projects and containers, active alerts, and per-host CPU, memory, disk, uptime and network telemetry.

Fleet Dashboard
Fleet Dashboard
Dashboard — fleet totals, active alerts and per-host CPU, memory, disk, uptime and network counters.
Why it matters

One pane, many clouds

Teams normally jump between vendor consoles to answer a single question. The dashboard aggregates every host into one health view so capacity pressure and stopped containers surface immediately.

Signal

Alerts before incidents

Resource gauges and the alert counter are computed continuously from the host agents, so a disk filling up or a crash-looping container is visible before users notice.

Scope

Drill down anywhere

Each host panel expands into its projects, and each project into its containers, without losing the fleet-level context.

Included out of the box

Totals for hosts, projects, containers and running workloads
Active alert counter with all-clear state
Per-host CPU, memory and disk gauges
Uptime, running/stopped counts and network in/out
Live connection indicator to every agent
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