Home dashboard

Global dashboard

Get a global picture of performance for GitOps entities and pipelines in the Home dashboard with system-wide visualization for all stakeholders.

The Home Dashboard includes two different dashboards:

• GitOps Dashboard
  Displays a global overview of GitOps Runtimes, clusters managed by the Runtimes, deployment history, and most active applications.

• Pipelines Dashboard
  Displays aggregated pipeline data for performance analysis, identification of bottlenecks, and trends.

GitOps Dashboard

Use the GitOps dashboard to:

1. Identify status of GitOps Runtimes and the clusters managed by the Runtimes
2. View deployment history for a date range
3. View the most active applications, and filter by cluster to which they are deployed
4. Navigate to the GitOps Apps dashboard to further analyze specific applications

Filters for GitOps Dashboard

• Time
  The date range filter is always active, and by default, shows data for the last seven days.
• Runtimes
  Select one or more GitOps Runtimes to focus on data by specific GitOps Runtimes.

GitOps Runtimes and Managed Clusters

Identify the health of the GitOps Runtimes and managed clusters in your enterprise.

• Health status is displayed for both Hosted and Hybrid GitOps untimes.
• Managed clusters are external clusters registered to GitOps Runtimes to which you deploy applications and managed resources.

Item	Description
Runtimes	Healthy/Error: The number of GitOps Runtimes, including Hosted, CLI Hybrid (legacy), and Helm Hybrid Runtimes. that are currently healthy and failed. View: Click to go to the Runtimes page, List View.
Managed Clusters	Status: One of the following: Connected: Argo CD can connect to and successfully deploy resources on the cluster. Failed: Argo CD cannot connect to the cluster because of authentication, networking, or other issues. Unknown: Argo CD has no information on the cluster as there are no resources deployed on the managed cluster. View: Takes you to the List View of the Runtimes page with the list of runtime components. To see the runtime's managed clusters, select the runtime.

Deployments

View the deployment history for the selected date range, and the average number of successful, failed, rollback deployments for the selected granularity. Compare with the background period to identify trends.

Item	Description
Daily/Weekly/Monthly	Granularity for deployment views that affects the average number of deployments and the comparison to the reference period.
Number and Comparison Average	The number on the top right is the number of successful/failed/rollback deployments for the selected granularity. The percentage is the comparison to the reference period, also for the selected granularity.
Successful	The number of deployments successfully deployed to the cluster per day, week, or month according to the selected granularity.
Failed Deployments	The number of deployments that failed and could not be deployed to the cluster, per day, week, or month according to the selected granularity.
Rollbacks	The number of deployments that were deployed to the cluster but had to be rolled back to a previously deployed version, per day, week, or month according to the selected granularity.

Applications

Displays up to five of the most active applications and their current deployment status.

Item	Description
Filter	Filter applications by the clusters on which they are deployed, either by Cluster Name or by Cluster.
View	Click to go to the GitOps Apps dashboard. See GitOps Apps dashboard and Monitoring GitOps applications.
Application Name	The name of the application, and the names of the GitOps Runtime and the cluster on which it is deployed. Click the name to drill down into the application in the GitOps Apps dashboard.
Health status	The health status of the application, and can be either: Healthy (green): The application is running on the cluster. Degraded (red): The application failed to run. Rollback (yellow): There was a rollback to the previously deployed version. To see the breakdown by health status, mouse over the chart. The number at the end of the bar is the total number of deployments for the application, and the percentage indicates the overall decrease or increase compared to the reference period.

Pipelines Dashboard

View and analyze pipeline performance, identify bottlenecks, and trends for your CI pipelines in the Pipelines dashboard.
The dashboard displays aggregated data for pipelines, updated at 30-minute intervals. All stakeholders can get quick visibility into cross-project pipeline metrics.

Use the Pipelines dashboard to:

1. Identify performance issues in pipelines, both in terms of number of executions and execution duration
2. Identify spikes in specific pipelines
3. Focus on the performance of a specific pipeline, or pipelines in a specific project
4. Validate improvements by comparing current metrics to those in the reference time period
5. Ensure that you are meeting defined SLAs

Filters for pipelines

Filters narrow the scope of aggregated data, allowing you to focus on the information you want to see.
Unless otherwise indicated, all filters support multi-selection.

Filter	Description
Date Range	The time frame for which to view data. The date range affects the other filters, including the granularity for the Success Rate and Pipeline Duration charts. In addition to the predefined date ranges, you can select a custom date range of up to the last six months. If you select Today, then the Success Rate and Duration charts reflect hourly granularity. Every date range you select has a reference period corresponding to the same period of time preceding the selected date range. The reference period is used to derive comparisons and identify trends.
Hourly/Daily	Based on the date range selected, choose the granularity for viewing Success Rate and Pipeline Duration. A date range between 1 and 4 days allows viewing metrics either by hour or by day. A date range longer than four days allows viewing metrics only by day. The Hourly option is disabled in this case.
Project	The project or projects to which the pipeline belongs. Selecting a project allows you to focus on the performance of pipelines assigned to it. If you starred one or more projects as favorites, and selected Projects, clicking , filters pipelines by the selected projects.
Pipeline	The pipeline or pipelines to filter by. Mouse over a pipeline name in the list displays a tooltip including the name of the project to which the pipeline belongs, followed by the name of the pipeline, to easily identify and select the correct pipeline. If you starred one or more pipelines as favorites, clicking , filters by those pipelines.
Status	Error: Pipelines with builds that failed due to errors in the pipeline specifications or steps that failed. Succeeded: Pipelines with builds that completed successfully. Terminated: Pipelines with builds terminated by the system according to the policy defined in the pipeline's settings. These can be any of the following: Recent build from the same branch terminating all previous pipeline builds Recent build from the specified branch terminating all previous builds from that branch Running build terminating all running builds Child builds terminated when the parent build is terminated. For details, see Build Termination in Pipeline Policies.
Tags	The tag or tags assigned to the pipelines.
	Filter to view only projects or pipelines that have been starred as favorites in the Projects/Pipeline pages. When you have starred projects or pipelines, the icon changes to . Clicking it filters by favorite projects and pipelines.

Pipeline success rate

The pipelines that completed execution successfully, from the total number of pipelines executed within the selected date range, as percentage.

NOTE
Pipelines in Pending status are excluded from the Success Rate calculations.

Pipeline duration

The time it takes for a pipeline workflow to complete the build, calculated from the total number of pipelines executed within the selected date range, unless you apply additional filters. You can switch between average (the default), and percentile views.

Duration as average or percentile

The average duration calculation shows the duration across all the pipelines within the selected date range. To better understand the performance over time, switch to duration by the median (P-50) or the 90th (P-90) percentiles.

The comparison percentage is derived from the reference time period. The reference period corresponds to the same length of time that precedes selected the date range.

Pipeline duration breakdown

The workflow of every pipeline can be divided into phases, some of which apply to all pipelines, while others depend on the settings configured for each pipeline. The initialization phase in the workflow is common to all pipelines. Other phases such as pending approval to continue execution, and pending execution due to concurrency limits, depend on the settings configured for each pipeline.

• Pending approval
  The average duration of pipelines pending manual approval to continue workflow execution.

• Running
  The average duration of pipeline workflows in running state.

• Initializing
  The average duration of pipeline workflows in the initialization phase.

• Pending concurrency policy
  The average duration of pipeline workflows pending execution due to the concurrency limits configured for the pipelines. Workflows with pipeline, trigger, and branch concurrency limits are included in the calculation.

NOTE
Pipeline workflows pending execution due to concurrency policies are affected by the global account settings or the pipeline’s settings for Pending approval.

• Delayed due to license limit
  The pipeline workflows pending execution due to the license limits configured for your account.

Pipeline performance metrics

Performance metrics for individual pipelines for the current and preceding time frames provide more insights and identify trends for pipelines.

• The list view shows pipelines sorted by average workflow build duration (default sort).
• The scatter chart shows all the pipelines, charted by number of executions (X-axis) versus duration (Y-axis). Every dot represents a pipeline.

The list view shows the following information.

Metric	Description
Pipeline Name	A pipeline name prefixed with this icon indicates that it has been deleted.
Project Name	The project to which the pipeline belongs.
Executions	The number of times that pipeline was triggered within the selected date range, with the comparison to the preceding (reference) date range in percentage.
Duration (Avg/P-50/P-90)	The length of time for the pipeline to complete execution according to the duration measure selected in the Duration chart. The comparison percentage is to the preceding (reference) date range.

Correlate scatter chart with list view

Identify outliers in terms of executions and duration in the scatter chart map, and correlate with the list view. For example, a pipeline with more than 174 executions, that always exceeds 2 minutes in duration, can indicate potential for improvements.

• Clicking the dot that represents that pipeline in the scatter chart, changes the list view to show that and other pipelines with similar number of executions and duration.
• Clicking a row in the metrics table highlights the dot in the scatter chart that corresponds to that pipeline.

You can then filter by the specific pipeline or pipelines and analyze success rate, overall, and phase-level duration.

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