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Dashboard

Dashboard is the cluster-and-tenant landing page: an at-a-glance system status (healthy or unhealthy), the deployment count with a filterable last-24-hours view, and quick counts for nodes and networks. It also carries the fastest path to create a deployment and the fastest path to remove one — a delete here is irreversible and takes every container the deployment manages with it.

Sidebar section Main → Dashboard. It is also where the console lands you immediately after login — the root path / redirects here.

The Dashboard screen in the Odysseus dashboard.
  • common:dashboard.all — “All”
  • common:dashboard.are-you-sure-you-want — “Are you sure you want to delete the deployment”
  • common:dashboard.cancel — “Cancel”
  • common:dashboard.configured — “configured”
  • common:dashboard.create-deployment — “Create Deployment”
  • common:dashboard.dashboard — “Dashboard”
  • common:dashboard.delete — “Delete”
  • common:dashboard.delete-deployment — “Delete Deployment”
  • common:dashboard.deleting — “Deleting…”
  • common:dashboard.deployments — “Deployments”
  • common:dashboard.events — “Events”
  • common:dashboard.get-started-by-creating-your — “Get started by creating your first deployment”
  • common:dashboard.healthy — “healthy”
  • common:dashboard.last-24h — “last 24h”
  • common:dashboard.networks — “Networks”
  • common:dashboard.new — “New”
  • common:dashboard.no-deployments-yet — “No deployments yet”
  • common:dashboard.nodes — “Nodes”
  • common:dashboard.overview-of-your-cluster-and — “Overview of your cluster and deployments”
  • common:dashboard.show — “Show:”
  • common:dashboard.system-status-unhealthy — “System Status: Unhealthy”
  • common:dashboard.this-action-cannot-be-undone — “This action cannot be undone. All containers managed by this deployment will be removed.”
  • common:dashboard.view-all — “View All (”

This screen’s component declares no permission-gated controls.

For the full deployment record behind each dashboard entry, see the deployments screen and the deployment manifest. For what a system-status “Unhealthy” reading is actually telling you and how to work back to the cause, start at operations.