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Infrastructure overview

The overview (/overview) is the first screen after signing in. It answers “what is the shape of what I run, and can I trust this page today”.

Before tiles mean anything, the page tells you where you are:

State What it means
no_accounts No AWS account is connected yet
first_discovery_running The first scan is in progress
ready At least one scan has completed

An empty overview during first_discovery_running is not a fault, and the page says so rather than showing zeroes as though they were findings.

Every overview carries a freshness block: when discovery last completed, and how many of your accounts are fresh, stale, or failing.

This is deliberately shown next to the numbers rather than buried. A resource count from a scan that failed two days ago is a different claim from the same count taken an hour ago, and the page should not let you confuse them.

Each tile is in one of three states.

Ready — the value is computed. Today that covers:

Tile What it shows
Resources total How many live resources, with the top five types
Connected accounts How many accounts are connected, and how many are unhealthy
Active regions How many regions you actually have resources in
Discovery freshness The age of your stalest account’s last successful scan

Pending — the capability behind the tile has not shipped. The tile says which one it is waiting on rather than rendering an empty value that reads as zero.

Error — that tile’s query failed or timed out. Only that tile degrades; the rest of the page still renders. A page that fails entirely because one aggregate was slow is worse than a page with one honest gap in it.

Tiles link to the filtered view behind them. The resource-type breakdown opens the resource list already filtered to that type; connected accounts opens the AWS integrations screen.