The sidebar
The sidebar on the left shows the current organization and its pages. From top to bottom:- The org switcher: the current org. Click it to switch to another org or create one. See Switch orgs.
- Quick search: opens quick search.
- Main Menu:
- Overview: the org at a glance. Deployments, traffic and errors over a period, its busiest projects and its recent deployments. A note on top warns about failed deployments, stopped apps or a spend limit that is 80% used. See Overview dashboards.
- Projects: all of the org’s projects.
- Storage: the org’s Postgres databases, Redis caches and Files buckets. See Storage.
- Environment Variables: the variables of the org’s projects, and the variables they share. See Environment variables.
- Runners: the machines that build the org’s apps. See Runners.
- Projects: the org’s six most recently deployed projects, with the total count next to the heading. With the Developer role or higher, the + next to the heading creates a project.
- Organization: the org’s Billing, Members and Settings. See Organizations.
- Platform: only for the admins of the server, with the Admin pages.
Collapse the sidebar
Click Collapse sidebar, the button next to the org name, to fold the sidebar to a column of icons. Click Expand sidebar to open it again. The panel remembers this in your browser.Narrow windows
In windows narrower than 900 pixels the sidebar is hidden. A bar at the top has buttons for the menu, quick search and notifications. The menu opens as a drawer over the page; pressEsc or click beside it to close it.
Quick search
Press/ or Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on a Mac), or click Quick search in the sidebar. Start typing to filter the results:
- Pages: every page in the sidebar, plus New project and Account.
- Projects: the current org’s projects. Search by a project’s name, its production URL or its GitHub repository.
Enter to open it. Clicking a result works too.
Keyboard shortcuts
Links to panel pages
Panel addresses contain a#, for example https://atoll.example.com/#/projects/my-app or https://atoll.example.com/#/account/tokens. You can bookmark and share them. If you open one while signed out, the panel asks you to sign in and then opens the page.