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The UpNext dashboard provides real-time visibility into your entire runtime. Here’s what each page shows.

Dashboard (Home)

The main overview page displays:
  • Trend charts — job throughput, success/failure rates over time
  • Queue stats — current queue depth, processing rate
  • Top failing functions — functions with the highest failure rates
  • Recent activity — latest job completions and failures

Jobs

The Jobs page shows a timeline view of all job executions:
  • Timeline visualization — horizontal bars showing job duration and overlap
  • Nested task trees — parent-child relationships displayed as expandable hierarchies
  • Job details — click any job to see status, progress, attempts, errors, artifacts, and logs
  • Filters — filter by status (running, complete, failed), function name, and time range

Functions

Browse all registered task, cron, and event handler definitions:
  • Function list — name, type (task/cron/event), configuration
  • Execution stats — success rate, average duration, total runs
  • Configuration details — retries, timeout, schedule (for crons)

Workers

Live view of all connected worker instances:
  • Active workers — name, status, concurrency settings
  • Task counts — jobs in progress, completed, failed
  • Health status — connectivity and heartbeat information

APIs

Monitor your HTTP API instances:
  • Active APIs — name, host, port, registered routes
  • Request metrics — throughput, latency, error rates
  • Request tracking — recent HTTP requests with status codes and durations

Artifacts

Browse artifacts created by jobs:
  • Artifact list — name, type, associated job, creation time
  • Inline previews — JSON data rendered in a viewer, images displayed inline
  • Download — retrieve artifact files directly

Activity

A live event feed showing everything happening in your runtime:
  • Real-time updates — job starts, completions, failures, and retries as they happen
  • Event stream — powered by server-sent events for instant updates

Secrets

Manage encrypted secrets:
  • Secret list — names and last-updated timestamps (values are hidden)
  • Create/update/delete — manage secrets directly from the UI

Admin

Available when authentication is enabled:
  • Users — manage user accounts
  • API keys — create and revoke API keys for service authentication