> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.skyhook.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Home Dashboard > Your org at a glance — cluster health, recent deployments, active issues, and workloads — on a single landing page. When you log into Skyhook, the **Home** page is the first thing you see. It's an overview of your organization's Kubernetes footprint on a single screen: cluster health, recent deployments across every service, active issues that need attention, and quick access to your workloads. Home dashboard overview page showing 4 cluster cards with CPU and memory bars at the top, Recent Deployments feed and Active Issues panel in the middle, and Your Workloads grid at the bottom ## Layout ### Quick actions The top-right of the page has three buttons: * **Deploy** — opens the deploy dialog for any service * **New Service** — opens the service creation wizard * **New Job** — opens the job creation wizard These are hidden when no clusters are connected (since you can't deploy anywhere), and replaced with onboarding guidance. ### Cluster health cards One card per connected cluster, sorted by size and arranged in a horizontally-scrollable row with fade edges. Each card shows: * **Cluster name** and **cloud provider** — color-coded for AWS, GCP, Azure so you can tell providers apart at a glance * **CPU and memory utilization** (percent of total cluster capacity in use) * **Node count** and **pod count** * **Status** — Online, Inactive, Error, or Configured * **Issues** — hover to see active issues affecting the cluster, with direct links to the resources Clicking a cluster card opens its detail page. ### Recent Deployments A live feed of the most recent deployments **across every service in the org**, not just one. Each row shows: * Service name * Target environment * Who deployed it * Time ago Click any row to jump to the specific deployment in that service's Deployments tab. The feed covers the last 5 days. ### Active Issues Surfaces cluster-level problems that need attention. Two view modes: * **Grouped view** — one row per issue type, showing how many clusters are affected and which specific resources. Each group expands to reveal the full list. * **Flat view** — one row per affected resource, with a rich hover tooltip showing full details. Each issue has clickable resource links that jump directly to the affected resource in the cluster resource viewer. Common issues surfaced here: * Pods pending due to insufficient resources * ImagePullBackOff / CrashLoopBackOff * Node conditions (MemoryPressure, DiskPressure, PIDPressure) * Persistent volume claims that can't bind ### Your Workloads A grid of the services and jobs in your org, with a **View all** link to the full list. Each card shows the workload name, a description, the type (api-gateway, frontend, argo cronworkflow, kubernetes cronjob, etc.), and the most recent commit message and time. ## Onboarding experience (new orgs) The home dashboard adapts to your setup state so new users always know what to do next: The dashboard is replaced with a **Welcome to Skyhook** experience that offers a **Connect Cluster** button and a guided **Setup Wizard**. Quick action buttons (Deploy, New Service, New Job) are hidden because they wouldn't do anything useful yet. The cluster health and active issues sections work as normal. The **Your Workloads** section shows an **Add a service to Skyhook** card pointing to the create/import flow, and the recent activity feed shows a friendly **No recent activity** message with a pointer toward deploying your first service. Services, Jobs, Clusters, Environments, Addons, and FinOps all show a setup checklist when critical prerequisites are missing, rather than empty or broken states. Each one offers a **Connect Cluster** action and a **Setup Wizard** so new users never hit a dead end. ## Troubleshooting Hard-refresh the page. If it still doesn't load, check the browser console for errors and reach out to support. The feed shows deployments from the **last 5 days**. If your org has been quiet longer than that, the feed will be empty — this is expected. Click any service in **Your Workloads** to see its full deployment history. The cluster agent can't reach Skyhook. Click the card to open the cluster detail page, then check the agent status. Common causes: the agent pod isn't running, outbound connectivity is blocked, or the connector chart needs an upgrade.