EnderDash

Workspaces

Learn how the Servers page, server workspaces, and organization workspaces are different.

An organization has three main work areas

Servers

The Servers page lists the servers in an organization. You can open each server that you have access to.

Owners and admins can also create or remove server records.

Single-server workspace

Each server opens its own workspace. EnderDash can show this workspace in two layouts:

  • a simple layout with tabs
  • a multi-panel workspace mode

Both layouts show the same server, panels, and data. Your screen size and the server features determine the layout.

Organization workspace

The organization Workspace page shows multiple servers in one workspace. You can compare and manage these servers in one place.

The organization workspace:

  • belongs to the organization instead of one server
  • shows only servers that you can access
  • requires a plan with organization workspaces

Build a useful server workspace

Open the server's Workspace and add the panels needed for one task. For a performance investigation, keep Console and Statistics visible together.

Use New tab to add a panel to a group and Split to compare panels side by side. Drag tabs to rearrange groups. Focus enlarges the current panel without requiring a separate server record.

Where supported, More actions also offers group movement and popout controls. A popout depends on the browser allowing another window. Keep the server identity visible when comparing several servers.

Use a focused single panel on a narrow screen. A workspace layout does not change the permissions or capabilities of its panels.

Why panels vary between servers

Each server can show different panels. A panel appears only when:

  • the server supports the required feature
  • the organization plan includes its feature
  • your role and server access allow the panel

A missing panel does not always mean that EnderDash has an error.

Why EnderDash separates servers and workspaces

Each area has one purpose:

  • list and configure servers
  • work with one server
  • work with several servers

This separation makes access, layouts, and navigation easier to understand.

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