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Version: 2.0

Your Dashboard

In this tutorial you'll sign in to Tantilium Cloud Runner (TCR), learn how the dashboard is organized, and read your cluster's health like an operator.

Time: about 10 minutes · You'll need: a TCR account (see Installation).

Step 1: Sign in​

Open your TCR address and sign in with your email and password, or with Google, GitHub or your organization's single sign-on.

Where you land depends on your role:

You are…You land onWhat it's for
A platform administrator/dashboardOperating the platform: clusters, tenants, node pools and settings.
A tenant user/homeYour organization's workspace: CloudSpaces, apps, monitoring and AI advice.

If you're a new tenant user, you'll first see a short onboarding step while your CloudSpace is created. See Customer onboarding.

Step 2: Get oriented​

Every page has the same layout:

  • Sidebar (left): everything you can do, grouped by area.
  • Top bar: search, notifications, the cluster or CloudSpace selector, and your account menu.
  • AI Chat: open it from any page to ask questions about what you're looking at.
tip

If a page looks empty, check the selector in the top bar first. Most pages show data for the selected cluster or CloudSpace.

Step 3: Read the overview​

If you're an administrator: read your cluster's health​

On /dashboard, start with the Cluster overview cards:

  1. Health Score: above 80 is healthy; 60–79 needs attention; below 60 is a problem. Hover to see what's pulling it down.
  2. Ready Nodes and Restarting Pods, the quickest signs of trouble.
  3. CPU and Memory, which show how much headroom you have.
  4. Monthly Cost: your cluster's projected spend.

Scroll to Active health issues. Each card tells you what's wrong, where, and often how to fix it.

Then look at the Resource utilization charts. Is anything trending steadily up? That's worth a look before it becomes an incident.

If you're a tenant user: explore your workspace​

On /home you'll see:

  1. Your CloudSpaces: each with its status and quota usage.
  2. Your apps: health, replicas and recent deploys at a glance.
  3. AI Advisor: recommendations for your apps.
  4. Cost: what your workloads cost this month.

Step 4: Ask the AI​

Open AI Chat and try:

  • "Summarize the health of this cluster."
  • "What's using the most CPU right now?"
  • "Is anything costing more than it should?"

Watch the tool calls as the assistant gathers live data to answer.

What you learned​

  • There are two experiences, platform administration and tenant workspace, and your role decides which you see.
  • The Health Score and active issues tell you where to look first.
  • The AI Chat can answer questions about anything on screen, using live data.

Next steps​