Dashboard
The Atmosly dashboard is the first page you see after signing in. It gives you a single, action-oriented view of your organization's clusters, integrations, security posture, recent deployments, active alerts, and cost-saving opportunities. Every card is interactive — click through to drill into the underlying cluster, environment, or pipeline.
The dashboard greets you by name and shows your organization name and current cluster count in the header. Use the Refresh button to pull the latest data on demand, or New Cluster to jump straight into cluster provisioning.
Dashboard data is cached briefly and refreshed in the background, so the page loads instantly and then updates itself. A small "refreshing…" indicator appears in the header while newer data is being fetched.
KPI Summary
A row of four key performance indicators sits at the top of the dashboard, each with a small trend sparkline:
| KPI | Description |
|---|---|
| Active clusters | Number of Kubernetes clusters currently managed in your organization |
| Critical alerts | Count of active critical issues across your clusters (lower is better) |
| Deploys (recent) | Number of recent application deployments |
| Identified savings / mo | Estimated monthly savings available from cost optimizations |
Clusters
A scrollable list of your clusters, each row showing:
- Health status indicator
- Cluster name, region, and environment
- Node count
- CPU and memory utilization bars
- Estimated monthly cost
Click any cluster to open its Cluster Details page.
Integrations
A summary of your connected integrations, grouped by type and showing how many are connected and whether any need attention:
- Cloud accounts — provider, region, last sync time, and connection status
- Container registries — provider and the number of repositories
- Source control — provider (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) and repository count
Cluster Security Health
An organization-wide view of your security posture, built from the latest cluster security scans:
- Org-wide score — an overall security score (0–100), color-coded green/amber/red
- Open findings — a breakdown of Critical, High, Medium, and Low findings
- Per-cluster rows — each cluster's score, last scan time, finding counts, and applicable compliance frameworks, with a Rescan button to trigger a fresh scan
Click a cluster name to open its Security tab. For details on scanning, see Run Security Scan on Cluster.
Recent Deployments
The latest application deployments, each showing status, application name and version, the target environment, the branch and commit, and how long ago it ran. Use View all to open the Pipelines view.
Critical Alerts
Active high-severity issues detected across your clusters. Each alert shows its severity, title, message, affected cluster, and time. Click an alert to open the originating cluster's SRE Agent tab, focused on that issue.
Cost Optimizations
Recommended cost-saving actions with the estimated monthly savings for each, such as right-sizing wasted resources, switching to recommended node sizes, removing idle nodes, and deleting unused volumes. The total identified monthly savings is shown in the card header.
Empty States
When you're just getting started, each card shows a helpful prompt instead of data — for example, "No clusters yet — add one to get started" or "No integrations connected yet." As you provision clusters and connect integrations, the cards fill in automatically.
Permissions
To view the dashboard, your role must have the Dashboard view permission enabled. Contact your organization admin if the dashboard is not accessible.