Project health dashboard
Dashboard turns the current project's test and monitoring evidence into a concise health view. It is the fastest place to see whether checks are healthy, what changed recently, and which signal deserves investigation next.
What you can do
- Read project health, run volume, pass rate, latency, and active-check coverage without opening each test asset.
- Review recent Sentinel probe outcomes and distinguish healthy, failing, recovered, and execution-error signals.
- Use trend and distribution views to notice deteriorating reliability or response time before a release.
- Move directly from a summary signal to Observability, runs, flows, or Snapshot Timeline for detailed evidence.
Starts with
- Organization-isolated evidence from the currently selected project and its Sentinel checks.
- Recent specification, flow, browser, and scheduled probe outcomes with their timestamps and latency.
- Historical status transitions used to calculate trends, recovery context, and health summaries.
Produces
- A project-scoped health score and an operational summary that can be scanned in seconds.
- Recent probe cards, status distribution, latency indicators, trends, and links to underlying evidence.
- A clear starting point for deciding whether to investigate, compare a snapshot, or continue building coverage.
Use it when
- Open Dashboard after sign-in or project switching to establish current health before making changes.
- Use it during release checks, incident triage, and daily review when several kinds of tests share one project.
- Continue to Observability for scheduling and alert configuration, or Snapshot Timeline for release-to-release regression analysis.
- project dashboard
- project health
- probe results
- pass rate
- latency
- reliability