Dashboard Overview
The Laravel Coolify dashboard gives you complete control over your infrastructure from within your Laravel application. Think of it like Laravel Horizon, but for your entire deployment pipeline.
Access
Section titled “Access”Default route: /coolify
Configurable via COOLIFY_PATH environment variable or in config/coolify.php.
Features
Section titled “Features”Hero Status Card
Section titled “Hero Status Card”The main dashboard shows your application’s current state at a glance:
- Animated status indicator - Pulsing green dot when running, red when stopped
- Build pack info - Shows if using Dockerfile, Nixpacks, etc.
- Server info - Which Coolify server hosts your app
- Quick links - Direct links to your site, GitHub repo, and Coolify UI
Deployment Info Bar
Section titled “Deployment Info Bar”Essential deployment information always visible:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Branch | Current Git branch with link to GitHub |
| Current Commit | Short SHA with GitHub link and copy button |
| Last Deploy | Relative time since last deployment with duration |
| Project | Coolify project and environment name |
One-Click Deployments
Section titled “One-Click Deployments”The deploy button dropdown offers multiple options:
- Deploy Latest - Deploy HEAD from your current branch
- Force Rebuild - Full rebuild without Docker cache
- Deploy Specific Commit - Enter any commit SHA to deploy
- Redeploy Previous - Quick redeploy of recent commits
Database & Cache Cards
Section titled “Database & Cache Cards”Resource cards for your databases showing:
- Status badge (Healthy/Stopped/etc.)
- Database type and image version
- Internal hostname for container networking
- Public port if exposed
- Start/Stop/Restart controls
- Direct link to Coolify UI
Recent Deployments
Section titled “Recent Deployments”Full deployment history with:
- Status icons - Visual indicators for finished/failed/in-progress
- Commit info - SHA with GitHub links, commit messages
- Duration - How long each deployment took
- Relative timestamps - “26m ago”, “2h ago”, etc.
- Redeploy button - One-click redeploy of any commit
- Inline logs - Expandable build logs without leaving the page
Accordion Build Logs
Section titled “Accordion Build Logs”Click “Logs” on any deployment to expand inline logs:
- Lazy loading - Logs fetched on demand, not upfront
- 6-line preview - See a summary without overwhelming detail
- “See more” expansion - Expand to see all logs
- Color-coded output - stdout vs stderr differentiated
- Line numbers - Easy reference for debugging
- Link to full logs - Jump to dedicated log viewer
The dashboard includes multiple pages accessible from the sidebar:
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | Main overview with status, deployments, resources |
| Deployments | Full deployment history with search and filters |
| Resources | All databases and services in your environment |
| Configuration | Environment variables, settings, backup schedules |
| Logs | Real-time application logs |
Quick Actions
Section titled “Quick Actions”The command palette (Cmd/Ctrl + K) provides quick access to:
- Deploy application
- Restart application
- View logs
- Navigate between pages
- Stop/Start services
Local-Only Access
Section titled “Local-Only Access”By default, the dashboard is only accessible in local environment:
app()->environment('local')For production access, see Authentication.