Project Workspace

The project workspace brings a running application, its deployments, and its supporting tools into one place.

What you can manage

Area	What it shows
Overview	A visual map of the project, its current deployment, environment variables, and connected domains.
Deployments	Build history, commit details, status, and redeploy actions.
Live Logs	Runtime output from the active service.
Secrets	Environment variables used during build and runtime.
Web Analytics	Visitors, requests, bandwidth, latency, routes, and edge activity.
Monitoring	CPU, memory, sandbox overhead, and runtime footprint.
Terminal	A shell session inside the active runtime.
Compute & Scaling	CPU, memory, replicas, persistent volumes, and autoscaling.
Password Protection	A shared visitor password for preview-only or full-project access. See Password Protection.
Log Drains	Export project logs to an external destination such as S3-compatible storage. See Log Drains.

Open a tab when you need to inspect one part of the project. The project remains connected to its source and deployment history while you work.

After a deployment:

Check Overview to confirm the service and domain.
Open Deployments to confirm the commit and build status.
Use Live Logs if the service does not start as expected.
Use Monitoring and Web Analytics to understand runtime and visitor activity.
Use Secrets, Terminal, or Compute & Scaling when the project needs a configuration change.