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Workspace Dashboard Docu Pn The workspace dashboard provides a streamlined overview of your workspace resources and any important events that apply to your applications on Kubernetes. In short, here’s what you can do on the dashboard:
  • Monitor resource consumption and filter by time ranges.
  • See team activity on the workspace.
  • Identify issues and events from Kubernetes workloads.
From here, you can dive into the resources of your workspace for further troubleshooting.

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Customizing workspace dashboards

The layout of the workspace dashboard is not fixed. Cluster administrators can define custom dashboards that control which sections appear and add tailored resource tables — so each team can get a landing view that fits how they work. A single dashboard can be shared across multiple workspaces. Workspaces that aren’t assigned a custom dashboard use the built-in default dashboard, which shows all standard sections.

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Configuring a dashboard

Custom dashboards are managed by cluster administrators.
  1. Open your Cluster and go to Settings → Workspace Dashboards.
  2. Edit the default dashboard, or create a new named dashboard.
  3. Toggle the built-in sections and add resource tables (see below).
  4. Assign the dashboard to one or more workspaces. A live preview shows the resulting layout as you edit.

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Built-in sections

Each of these standard sections can be turned on or off:
  • Dashboard header — the workspace summary at the top of the page.
  • Capacities — the resource-consumption tile.
  • Agents — the banner surfacing AI agent findings and proposals for the workspace.
  • Members — the workspace members tile.
  • Resource overview — the standard overview of workspace resources.

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Resource tables

Below the built-in sections you can add any number of resource tables. Each table has a heading and lists the Kubernetes resource kinds you choose (for example Deployments, StatefulSets, or a specific custom resource). Tables render in the order you arrange them, letting you put the resources a team cares about front and center.

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Assigning dashboards to workspaces

A workspace can be assigned to at most one dashboard. Assigning a workspace to a custom dashboard immediately changes what its members see on the Dashboard tab. Removing the assignment — or deleting the dashboard — reverts the workspace to the default dashboard.

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Permissions

Any workspace member with view access sees the dashboard that applies to their workspace. Creating and editing dashboards requires cluster administrator permissions.