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Dashboard Overview

The Podstack dashboard is your central hub for managing cloud resources. This guide explains the main interface components and navigation.

Main Dashboard

When you log in, the dashboard displays:

Wallet Summary

  • Current Balance - Available funds in your wallet (INR)
  • Run Rate - Current hourly, daily, and monthly spending projections
  • Expenditure Breakdown - Costs split by resource type (Pods, VMs, Storage)

Resource Counters

Quick view of your active resources:

  • Active Pods
  • Running VMs
  • Storage Volumes
  • Object Storage Buckets
  • Weekly spending chart
  • Comparison with previous periods
  • Projected monthly costs

Quick Actions

Buttons to quickly:

  • Create a new Pod
  • Create a new Project
  • Top up your wallet

Recent Projects

List of your most recently accessed projects for quick navigation.

The sidebar provides access to all platform features:

Compute

  • Pods - Container deployments with GPU support
  • Virtual Machines - Full VMs with various OS options
  • GPU Marketplace - Browse and reserve baremetal GPU instances

Storage

  • Object Storage - S3-compatible buckets for files
  • Volumes - NFS persistent storage

Management

  • Projects - Create and manage projects
  • Templates - Saved pod configurations
  • SSH Keys - Manage SSH keys for access

Billing

  • Wallet - Balance, top-up, transactions
  • Invoices - View and pay invoices

Account

  • Settings - Profile and API tokens
  • Audit Logs - Activity history

Header Bar

The top navigation includes:

  • Search - Find resources across the platform
  • Project Selector - Switch between projects
  • Theme Toggle - Switch between light and dark mode
  • Account Menu - Settings and logout

Project Context

Most resources are organized within projects. The current project context is shown in the header, and you can switch projects using the project selector dropdown.

Next Steps

Ready to deploy? Follow the Quick Start Guide to launch your first container.