Dashboard

The Corelix dashboard at app.corelix.io is your central control plane for managing applications, databases, services, and infrastructure.

Navigation

The left sidebar provides access to all major sections:

Section	Description
Projects	Your applications organized by project
Servers	Infrastructure management and monitoring
Settings	Team, API tokens, storage, and preferences

Projects and Environments

Projects are the top-level organizational unit. Each project contains one or more environments (e.g., production, staging, development).

Creating a Project

1. Click New Project from the dashboard.
2. Give it a name and optional description.
3. A default production environment is created automatically.

Managing Environments

Each environment is an isolated space for your resources:

• Applications — Web apps, APIs, workers.
• Databases — PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, and 50+ more.
• Services — One-click services from 100+ templates (Plausible, Minio, Grafana, etc.).

Environments provide logical separation. Resources in different environments are independently configurable and deployable.

Resource Actions

For any application, database, or service you can:

• Start / Stop / Restart — Control the running state.
• Deploy — Trigger a new deployment (applications).
• View Logs — Stream container logs in real-time.
• Environment Variables — Manage configuration securely.
• Domains — Add custom domains with automatic SSL.
• Persistent Storage — Attach volumes for data that survives restarts.

Server Management

The Servers page shows all connected servers with their health status.

For each server you can view:

• Status — Online, offline, or provisioning.
• Resources — Applications, databases, and services running on the server.
• Docker version — The installed Docker Engine version.
• Proxy — Traefik or Caddy reverse proxy status.

See Server Provisioning for adding new servers.

Deployment Monitoring

Every application deployment is logged with:

• Build logs — Full output from the build process, streamed in real-time.
• Status — Queued, in progress, succeeded, or failed.
• Duration — How long the build and deployment took.
• Commit — The Git commit that triggered the deployment.

You can view deployment history for any application and roll back to previous successful deployments.

Team Collaboration

Manage your team from Settings > Team:

• Invite members — Add team members by email.
• Roles — Assign roles (Owner, Admin, Member, Viewer).
• Granular permissions — Control project and environment access per user with three permission levels:
  • view_only — Can view resources but cannot modify or deploy.
  • deploy — Can view and trigger deployments.
  • full_access — Full control including configuration and deletion.

Pro Feature

Granular project and environment permissions are available on Pro, Team, and Enterprise plans.

Settings and Preferences

The Settings area includes:

Setting	Description
Team	Member management, invitations, roles
API Tokens	Create and manage API access tokens
S3 Storage	Configure S3-compatible storage for backups
Appearance	Choose from available UI themes
Billing	Manage subscription, payment method, invoices

Keyboard Shortcuts

The dashboard supports keyboard navigation:

Shortcut	Action
/	Focus search
g then p	Go to projects
g then s	Go to servers