Feature catalog

A flat map of what the dashboard offers, so you can find the right page or check whether something already exists. It is a hand-written snapshot. The API and CLI change faster than this page can keep up, so they have their own references: API reference (generated from the registered routes) and CLI reference. For how mature each feature is, see feature status. For history, see the roadmap.

Dashboard pages

What you can see and do for each app, database, and system area.

Apps (`/apps/$name/*`)

Page	What you can do
Overview	See live metrics (CPU, memory, disk), app status, health check results, and automatic diagnosis when something fails
Deploys	View deploy history, inspect each deploy with its commit message and duration, watch live build logs as they stream in, or compare two deploys side by side
Deploy settings	Configure deploy strategy (rolling, blue-green, or recreate), add pre and post-deploy hooks (shell commands that run before and after deploy), and see the outcome from the last hook run
Domains	Add, remove, and manage custom domains pointing to this app, and view TLS certificate status for each
Environment	Add, edit, and delete environment variables; mark sensitive ones as secrets so their value is envelope-encrypted at rest and never written to app.yaml or the git repo
Exec	Run one-off commands inside running containers without stopping the app
Feature flags	Toggle app behavior at runtime without redeploying, and see which flag values are currently active
Health	Set up readiness and liveness probes so the platform knows when your app is ready to serve traffic and when it has crashed
Integrations	Send app logs to external log drains
Logs	Search and filter logs from running containers with full-text search, or tail live logs in real time
Metrics	View CPU, memory, disk I/O, network I/O, request rate, response times, error rate, and container restart counts over time
Network	See which node the app is running on and internal DNS names for communicating with other apps and databases
Resources	Set CPU and memory limits so the app does not starve others or consume unbounded resources; see platform recommendations based on actual usage
Scheduled tasks	Set up cron-like tasks that run inside the app on a schedule
Services	Manage multi-service apps: a web frontend plus a background worker, both under the same app.yaml
Source	Connect a git repository and configure branch-to-environment mapping, preview environments per pull request, and inspect webhook deliveries from your git provider
Volumes	Back up app storage volumes to S3, restore from a backup, or browse backup history
Alerts	Set up alerts that fire when metrics cross a threshold, and choose notification channels
Load balancer	Multi-replica routing and health history (behind `APP_EXPERIMENTAL=load-balancer`)
Pipelines	Build and test pipelines attached to the app, see pipelines

Databases (`/databases/$name/*`)

Page	What you can do
Overview	Manage backups and restore points, expose the database outside the Docker network for external tools, attach it to apps, and check TLS certificate status
Logs	View detailed activity logs from the database engine
Slow queries	Long-running queries surfaced from the engine’s slow query log (Postgres and MySQL)
Metrics	Monitor resource usage over time: CPU, memory, network I/O, and disk I/O
Resources	Set CPU and memory limits and see platform recommendations based on usage

Top-level pages

Page	What you can do
Apps, Databases	List, search and create apps and databases, including from templates
Deployments	Fleet-wide deploy history, see deployments page
Approvals	Review pending deploy approvals, see deploy safety
Backups	Instance-wide backup list across databases and volumes, see backups and storage
Alerts	Alert rules and their state
Domains	Cross-app domain list with TLS status
Network	Network view across nodes, see network topology
Nodes	List managed servers, check health, cordon, drain and view node metrics
Projects	Group apps and databases by project. Each project has a Topology page drawing its apps, databases and shared volumes
Organizations	Multi-tenant grouping for teams or business units
Pipelines	Pipelines across apps
Load balancers	Overview across apps (needs `load-balancer` enabled)
Models	AI models on GPU nodes (needs `ai-models` enabled)
AI assistant	In-app chat (needs `ai-chat` enabled), see AI assistant chat
Status	Everything that needs attention: failing apps, offline nodes, certificates, doctor findings

Settings

Category	What you can do
Account	Update your profile and preferences
Security	Enable two-factor authentication and TOTP
General	Check system health status, clean up unused Docker containers and volumes, view and rotate certificates, rotate the master encryption key
Tokens	Create and revoke API tokens for CLI and automation
CLI access	Set up CLI authentication
Users	Invite team members and manage accounts
IAM policies	Define granular access control rules for team members
Audit log	View all actions taken by any user, with filtering and exports
Backup targets	Configure S3 or S3-compatible storage for app and database backups
Registry credentials	Store Docker registry credentials for private image pulls
Container registry	Use the built-in container registry to host images
Notification channels	Set up the 18 channel kinds for alert notifications, see integrations
Organizations	Manage organization-level settings
OAuth sign-in	Enable sign-in via Google, GitHub, Microsoft or a generic OpenID Connect provider
Git provider apps	Connect GitHub Apps, GitLab integrations, and Bitbucket connections for automatic deployments
Cloudflare Tunnel	Route traffic through Cloudflare instead of opening ports directly
Vault	Connect HashiCorp Vault for secret storage
Email	Configure outgoing email for invites and notifications
System status	Run the doctor diagnostic, view the status page, and check the attention panel for critical issues
Containers	View all containers running on the control plane
Firewall	View and sync host firewall rules
Control plane backup	Snapshot, off-box backup and restore drills for the control plane, see control-plane backup
Storage	Object storage destinations, see object storage
Network shares	Shared network storage definitions
Node providers	Cloud provider credentials for provisioning nodes, see node provisioning
Observability	Retention and collection settings, see observability
Status page	Public status page settings, see status page
Import platform	Import apps from another platform, see importing apps
API explorer	Try API calls from the dashboard, see API explorer
Updates	Check and install platform updates

API and CLI

The API reference lists every registered route with its method, path and required ability, grouped by resource. It is generated by go run ./scripts/gen-api-reference and a test fails if a route is missing.
The CLI reference lists every levelrail-cli command group with flags and examples. Run levelrail-cli --help for the groups your build and APP_EXPERIMENTAL setting expose.
Connecting a git provider App or OAuth integration stays in the dashboard (it needs a browser redirect through the provider). The CLI can browse and use an already-connected integration’s repositories.

Reference

Dashboard pages

Apps (`/apps/$name/*`)

Databases (`/databases/$name/*`)

Top-level pages

Settings

API and CLI

See also

​Dashboard pages

​Apps (/apps/$name/*)

​Databases (/databases/$name/*)

​Top-level pages

​Settings

​API and CLI

​See also

Dashboard pages

Apps (`/apps/$name/*`)

Databases (`/databases/$name/*`)

Top-level pages

Settings

API and CLI

See also