Dashboard
The dashboard gives you a quick view of the anssl console. It aggregates certificate, domain monitor, and deployment client data, then shows health, state distribution, warnings, certificate request trends, and CA distribution.
Open the dashboard
Section titled “Open the dashboard”After signing in, you land on the Dashboard by default. You can also open Workspace → Dashboard from the console sidebar.
Top actions
Section titled “Top actions”The page header includes:
- Refresh: refresh certificate, monitor, and deployment client data together.
- Request certificate: open Certificate management.
- Dynamic summary: a short generated summary such as healthy certificate count, certificates needing attention, renewals in progress, or abnormal monitors.
When there are no certificates, monitors, or deployment clients, the summary prompts you to request the first certificate.
Warning banner
Section titled “Warning banner”The dashboard shows a yellow warning banner when:
- Certificates need attention.
- Monitors have failed, expired, or are unreachable.
The banner includes shortcuts to Certificate management or Domain monitoring.
Health cards
Section titled “Health cards”The dashboard has three clickable health cards.
Certificates
Section titled “Certificates”The certificate card shows:
- Total certificates.
- Health: healthy certificates / total certificates.
- State distribution: healthy, applying, failed, expired.
Click the card to open Certificate management.
Domain monitoring
Section titled “Domain monitoring”The monitor card shows:
- Total monitors.
- Health: healthy monitors / total monitors.
- State distribution: healthy, abnormal, unreachable, expired.
Click the card to open Domain monitoring.
Automated deployment
Section titled “Automated deployment”The deployment card shows:
- Total deployment clients.
- Health: online clients / total clients.
- State distribution: online, offline, enabled, disabled.
Click the card to open Automated deployment.
Certificate request trend
Section titled “Certificate request trend”The trend chart counts certificate requests by certificate creation time. You can switch the time range:
- 7 days.
- 30 days.
- 90 days.
Use it to spot concentrated certificate requests or recent growth that may need deployment and monitoring follow-up.
CA distribution
Section titled “CA distribution”The CA distribution chart groups current certificates by issuing CA:
- Google Trust Services.
- Let’s Encrypt.
- ZeroSSL.
- SSL.com.
- Actalis.
If there are no certificates, the chart area shows an empty state.
Suggested workflow
Section titled “Suggested workflow”-
Check the warning banner
If certificates need attention or monitors are abnormal, use the shortcut buttons first.
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Review the three health cards
Identify whether the weak area is certificates, monitors, or deployment clients.
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Check the trend
If many certificates were added recently, confirm they are deployed and monitored.
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Refresh after remediation
After fixing issues, return to the dashboard and refresh to confirm the summary and health values changed.
Why is the trend empty?
Section titled “Why is the trend empty?”The chart uses certificate creation time. If no certificates were created in the selected range, it shows an empty state. Try switching to 30 or 90 days.
Why is deployment health low?
Section titled “Why is deployment health low?”Deployment health is based on online clients. Check whether clients are offline, services stopped, networks blocked, or no deployment clients have been connected yet.
Why does dashboard data differ from a list page?
Section titled “Why does dashboard data differ from a list page?”Click Refresh on the dashboard. If it still differs, refresh the corresponding list page and check whether filters are applied there.