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Dashboard & Actions

The dashboard answers one question: what needs my attention today? It ranks your fleet by what’s wrong, not alphabetically by hostname.

The header

At a glance you see the number of servers observed, how many are critical, aggregate Health, coverage, pending security updates and servers needing a restart.

Actions

An Action is something Demerzel thinks you should look at — derived from the evidence, ranked by severity. Typical Actions include disk pressure, pending security updates, a restart required, a failed service, an expiring certificate, or a critical vulnerability.

Each Action gives you three ways to respond:

ControlWhat it does
AcknowledgeRecords that a human has seen it — it stays visible but marked.
SnoozeHides it for a while (1 hour, 1 day, 1 week), then it comes back if still unresolved.
DismissHides this occurrence until the situation materially worsens.
Directional dismiss. Dismissing disk usage at 82% won’t re-alert at 83%, but it will reopen at 94%. You silence noise without going blind to a real deterioration.

Every decision is journaled — see Activity log & audit. Read-only members can view Actions but not act on them.

Recently resolved & recent changes

Below the Actions, the dashboard shows what resolved itself in the last week and a feed of recent attribute changes across your fleet, so you can see movement without digging.