Just Dashboard Administration
Manage the dashboard's own access, settings, notifications, and audit history.
Administration covers the control panel itself. The pages in this section change who can reach it, how it is reached, and how its activity is reviewed. Most changes require an admin dashboard account.
| Task | Go to |
|---|---|
| Add a dashboard account, change its role, or stop it signing in | Accounts |
| Choose which sections your sidebar shows | Accounts |
| Set up two-factor, review sessions, or create an API key | Sessions and API keys |
| Change address, certificate, allowlist, or restart the stack | Dashboard settings |
| Send deployment results and alerts to chat, email, or a webhook | Notifications |
| See this server's health and reach it from just-dashboard.com | Linked servers |
| Find who changed something | Audit log |
| Manage Linux accounts and SSH public keys on the host | Host users |
| Remove the dashboard from the server | Uninstall |
Dashboard accounts and Linux accounts are different. A dashboard account signs in to the web UI and has a dashboard role. A host user is an operating-system account with a shell, groups, and optional SSH keys. Creating one does not create the other.
Your own account pages (Profile, Security, Sessions, API keys, and Workspace) are in the account menu at the foot of the sidebar. Administrators also see Users there.
Before changing the dashboard's network settings, keep a working SSH tunnel or Tailscale path. To protect the panel's own state, also read Backups.