Dashboard
Dashboard for monitoring mirrord usage
The mirrord Dashboard is a web-based interface for monitoring mirrord usage across your organization. It provides real-time visibility into sessions, users, targets, CI pipelines, and overall adoption trends.
mirrord serves this dashboard two ways, depending on how your operator is licensed:
Operator credential
Self-hosted license server (license.licenseServer)
Cloud API key (cloud.apiKey)
Plan
Enterprise
Team or Enterprise
Access control
Your cluster networking
Your organization's members, through login
Where usage data lives
Your license server's database
mirrord cloud
Best for
Self-hosted installs — air-gapped, compliance, or by preference
Teams that can reach the mirrord cloud
An operator does one or the other, never both. Pick your setup path, then come back here — the interface below is identical either way.


Usage Tab
The Usage tab is the main view, showing metrics, session activity, and analytics charts.
Metric Cards and Session Activity

The top row displays five key metrics at a glance:
Licenses
Total license count and number of active unique machines
mirrord Champion
The most active mirrord user and their total session time
Total Sessions
Cumulative number of mirrord sessions, with a sparkline trend
Session Time
Total cumulative session time, with a sparkline trend
CI Sessions
Total CI pipeline sessions, with max concurrency
Use the time range selector in the top-right corner (7d, 30d, 90d, All) to adjust the data to the selected time period.
Below the metrics, the Session Activity table shows a cross-referenced view of users and their target workloads. Each row shows the user, target, namespace, session count with a visual bar, and total time. The table is searchable and sortable by any column, with pagination for large datasets.
Users View

Switch to the Users tab to see user-focused analytics:
Session Duration vs. Count: A scatter chart plotting each user's total sessions against their average session duration. Larger bubbles indicate more total session time, helping you spot power users and usage patterns.
User Timeline: Shows when each user was first seen and their most recent activity, giving a quick view of adoption over time.
User Metrics table: A detailed, searchable table with columns for identifier, first active date, last seen date, total sessions, cumulative time, and average duration. Click any column header to sort.
Targets View

Switch to the Targets tab to see target-focused analytics:
Target Adoption: A scatter chart showing sessions vs. unique users per target. This helps identify which workloads are broadly adopted vs. heavily used by a few people.
Sessions by Namespace: A horizontal bar chart breaking down session distribution across Kubernetes namespaces.
Target Metrics table: A searchable table listing each target workload with its namespace, session count, total time, and number of unique users.
ROI Calculator

The ROI Calculator tab estimates the time and cost savings from using mirrord. Configure the inputs on the left and see the calculated results on the right:
Inputs:
Number of developers: How many developers use mirrord
Developer cost: Annual salary or hourly rate
Deploy/test cycles per developer per day: How many code-deploy-test loops each developer does daily
Minutes per deploy cycle: Time saved per cycle by using mirrord instead of deploying to the cluster
Infrastructure savings (expandable): Number of staging environments decommissioned and their monthly or annual cost
Results:
Hours saved per developer per week
Faster delivery percentage
Annual productivity savings (team hours and dollar value)
Annual infrastructure savings
Net Annual ROI after subtracting the mirrord license cost
Features
Dark Mode
Toggle between light and dark themes using the moon/sun icon in the top-right corner of the app bar. Your preference is saved in the browser's local storage.
Manual Sync
Click the Sync button in the app bar to manually refresh all dashboard data. The last updated timestamp is displayed next to the button.
Operator Version
The operator version is displayed in the app bar for quick reference (e.g., v3.142.0).
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