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Operations

Operations overview

Run backend Projects and hosted applications from one console with live health, logs, traffic, resource usage, backups, releases, security checks, and settings.

Where to find things

PageUse it to
Project overviewSee status, health, region, plan, and recent events
Application overviewSee traffic, the live release, source commit, region, and plan
Application DeploymentsFollow GitHub build steps, inspect releases, redeploy, or roll back
Application PreviewsOpen or remove pull-request environments
LogsFind a failing request or function by level, time, and text
Metrics & healthSee every Project in the workspace and which ones need attention
Database BackupCreate, schedule, download, and restore backups
Import / ExportMove data in and out of the Project
SecurityReview findings, API keys, and access rules
SettingsEmail, domains, plan changes, and deleting the Project

Project status

StatusMeaning
ProvisioningRustaBase is creating the database, backend, address, and certificate
ReadyThe Project passed its health checks and is serving traffic
FailedA step failed. The event history shows why, and you can retry safely

Select Refresh on the Project page to check live status. It never changes the Project.

A daily routine

  1. Open Metrics & health and check that nothing needs attention.
  2. Look at errors in Logs for the last 24 hours.
  3. Confirm the last automatic backup ran.
  4. Check Security for new findings.

When something breaks

  1. Check the Project status and its recent events.
  2. Open Logs, choose Error, and narrow the time range to when it started.
  3. Open the entry to see the full details, and copy it if you need help.
  4. Fix the cause, such as a function, an access rule, or a setting.
  5. Watch Metrics & health until the Project is healthy again.

Logs

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Fix it yourself. The link below opens this file in GitHub's editor and forks the repository for you if you need one, and your change becomes a pull request without leaving the browser.