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The dashboard is the first page you see after logging in. It aggregates key metrics from all your connected cloud accounts, monitors, and agents into a single view so you can quickly assess overall health.
Dashboard cards are module-gated — you only see cards for modules included in your plan. For example, if your plan does not include Cost Tracking, the Monthly Costs card will not appear.

Overview Cards

The top section displays stat cards summarizing your infrastructure:
CardWhat it shows
Cloud AccountsNumber of active accounts (and total)
Total ResourcesDiscovered resources across all providers, with a count of running instances
Monthly CostsCurrent month’s cloud spending in USD
Open IncidentsUnresolved incidents, plus how many are acknowledged
Uptime MonitorsTotal monitors and how many are currently down
Infra AgentsTotal agents deployed and how many are offline
BackupsHealthy backups vs. those with issues (stale or missing)
Active MonitorsMonitors currently reporting UP status
Each card links to its respective detail page for deeper investigation.

Provider Breakdown

If you have connected cloud accounts, the dashboard shows a card for each active provider (AWS, GCP, Azure, DigitalOcean). Each provider card displays:
  • Accounts — Number of connected accounts for that provider
  • Resources — Total discovered resources
  • Cost — Monthly spend attributed to that provider
Clicking a provider card filters the Resources page to show only that provider’s resources.

Quick Actions

A grid of shortcut buttons for common tasks:
  • Manage Accounts, View Resources, Uptime Monitors, View Incidents, Infrastructure, Cost Overview
  • Admin-only actions: Alert Rules, Status Pages (visible to admin and superadmin roles)
Quick action buttons are also module-gated. If a module is not in your plan, its shortcut will not appear — keeping the dashboard clean and relevant.

Down Monitors

When any uptime monitor is in a DOWN state, a dedicated section appears showing each failing monitor with:
  • Monitor name and URL
  • Last error message
  • Number of consecutive failures
Click any monitor to go to the Monitors page. This section is hidden when all monitors are healthy.

Infrastructure Health

When you have infra agents deployed, this section shows a mini card for each agent with real-time CPU usage, RAM usage, and online/offline status. Click View Details to open the full Infrastructure page.
Agents that have not sent a heartbeat recently are marked as offline. Check the agent host if you see unexpected offline status.

Recent Incidents

The bottom of the dashboard shows the 5 most recent incidents with:
  • Severity badge (critical, high, medium, low)
  • Incident title
  • Relative time since the incident started (e.g., “2 hours ago”)
A green checkmark with “No recent incidents” appears when everything is clear. Click View All to open the full Incidents page.

Resources Breakdown

Next to Recent Incidents, two panels show your cloud resources grouped by:
  • Status — running, stopped, available, etc. (with color-coded icons)
  • Account — resource count per cloud account, with provider badges
Each row links to a filtered view of the Resources page.

Setup Checklist

The setup checklist appears only for new organizations that haven’t completed initial configuration. Once all steps are done, it disappears permanently.
When you first create an organization, an onboarding checklist guides you through essential setup steps like connecting your first cloud account, creating a monitor, and inviting team members. Each completed step is checked off in real time.

Dynamic Favicon

The browser tab icon changes color based on your overall system health:
ColorMeaning
TealAll systems healthy
AmberWarning — some monitors or agents need attention
RedCritical — active incidents or monitors down
This lets you monitor status at a glance even when the Upmetr tab is in the background.