Overview
The Overview page under Platform is the main dashboard for the selected cluster and namespace. It summarizes pipeline activity, resource health, recent work, usage, security and quality signals, integrations, and links to external tools. For a deeper description of individual widgets, see KubeRocketCI Widgets.
Summary Cards (Header)​
The top row gives a quick read on today’s pipeline health. Four cards show pipeline metrics for the current context:
- Total Pipeline Runs — Number of runs today.
- Success Rate — Share of successful runs (or “no data” when there is nothing to show).
- Failed Pipelines — Count of failed runs.
- Average Duration — Average run duration (or “no data” when not applicable).
Pipeline Activity​
The Pipeline Activity (7 days) widget helps you see trends and spikes over the last week. It is a bar chart: each day is a bar split by outcome — Succeeded (e.g. green) and Failed (e.g. red) — so you can spot busy days and failure spikes at a glance.
Resource Health​
Resource Health is a strip of circular indicators so you can scan counts and status without opening other sections. Each circle summarizes one entity type:
- Codebases — Number of codebases.
- Branches — Total branches across codebases.
- Pipelines — Pipeline-related count for the context.
- CD Pipelines — CD pipelines.
- Stages — Deployment stages.
Use this strip to see whether core objects look healthy before drilling into Projects, CI/CD Pipelines, or Deployments.
Activity and Git​
The central column includes widgets for what ran recently, your own runs, and Git-side activity. They typically work as follows:
- Recent Pipeline Activity — Latest pipeline runs; often includes View All to open the full list. Empty when there are no runs.
- My Activity — Runs associated with your account; View All when available.
- Git Activity — Pull request activity when connected; may show “no pull request data” if none is available.
Resource Usage​
On the right side, Resource Usage summarizes how much cluster capacity the platform workload is using and which pods stand out. You will usually see:
- Totals or gauges for CPU, Memory, and Pods.
- A top pods by CPU (or similar) list with names and usage so you can spot heavy consumers.
Security and Quality​
Two widgets condense security and static-analysis posture for the current scope. They show:
- Vulnerability Summary — Totals by severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low) from integrated vulnerability data (e.g. Dependency-Track).
- SonarQube Quality — Aggregated quality gate results for SonarQube projects linked to the platform.
Integrations​
Integrations lists external systems the portal talks to (Jira, registries, observability, and others). It is useful for spotting misconfiguration or downtime before you rely on a tool in a workflow. The widget may show counts such as how many connections need attention, short error text, and actions like Fix next to a failing integration.
DORA Metrics​
DORA widgets summarize delivery behavior over a fixed window (often the last 30 days). They support conversations about speed and stability. Typical fields are:
- Deployment Frequency — Deploy count over the period, successes, and a simple cadence (e.g. average days between deploys).
- Change Failure Rate — Share of failed deploys vs total, sometimes with a status such as “Needs attention” when above a threshold.
Links​
The Links area at the bottom is a grid of shortcuts to integrated tools (Argo CD, Git providers, container registry, DefectDojo, Dependency-Track, SonarQube, Prometheus, Grafana, Kibana, Jaeger, Jira, Keycloak, Nexus, and others depending on your setup). Use + Add Link to add custom entries; see Manage Quick Links.
Related Articles​
These pages go deeper into areas that overlap with the Overview dashboard: