Project Cards
Each card in the project list gives you a compact snapshot of the application at a glance. Select a card to open its full project workspace.Project Tabs
Once you open a project, a set of tabs gives you focused access to every aspect of the application’s infrastructure, runtime, and configuration.Deployments
Use the Deployments tab to review build history, inspect individual deploy attempts, check commit metadata, and confirm which version of the application is currently serving traffic. Open this tab first whenever the app is not serving the expected version or a deployment appears stalled.Live Logs
Use Live Logs to inspect real-time runtime output from the running service. This is where you find application startup errors, unhandled exceptions, failed HTTP requests, and framework-level diagnostics.Secrets
Use Secrets for all credentials, database URLs, and runtime configuration values the application needs. The tab separates global workspace variables from project-scoped variables. Read the full Secrets guide before rotating a production value.Issues
Use Issues to track project-level problems and leave handoff notes for teammates. This tab is useful for connecting infrastructure incidents to product backlogs and ensuring context is not lost during incidents or handoffs.Domains
The Domains tab shows which hostnames are currently routed to this project and their proxy connection state. Use this tab for application-level routing decisions. For DNS record management, nameserver configuration, SSL certificate status, and proxy security controls, open Domains and select the domain directly.Web Analytics
Use Web Analytics to review visitors, requests, bandwidth, latency, routes, and recent edge activity. See the Web Analytics guide for the meaning of each metric.Monitoring
Use Monitoring to review CPU, memory, sandbox overhead, and runtime footprint. Open the Monitoring guide when you need to interpret a resource spike.Terminal
Use Terminal for short-lived checks inside the active runtime. Read the Terminal guide before changing files or processes from a running container.Compute & Scaling
Use Compute & Scaling to change CPU, memory, replicas, persistent volumes, or autoscaling. See the Compute guide before changing resources for a production service.Settings
Use Settings for repository connection details, build behavior overrides, GitHub automation configuration, deployment protection rules, and destructive project actions such as deleting the project or transferring ownership. Project-level access and log export controls also live here:- Password Protection puts a shared visitor password in front of preview routes or the full project.
- Log Drains sends project output to an external destination such as S3-compatible storage.