Dashboard Overview
Explore the Cloudback Dashboard - your central hub for viewing repositories, triggering backups, and monitoring backup status.
Cloudback Dashboard is the central place where you can view your repositories, trigger backups, and view backup status. The dashboard provides an overview of all your repositories across all connected accounts.
The dashboard is available for all authenticated users at the following URL: https://app.cloudback.it. To access the dashboard from other application pages, click on the Dashboard link in the left sidebar.
About the Dashboard
Cloudback displays only the repositories it has access to. If you want to back up a repository that is not listed in the dashboard, you need to connect the appropriate account:
GitHub: Install the Cloudback application from the GitHub Marketplace or by clicking on Manage GitHub Installations in the user menu in the top right corner of the dashboard.
Azure DevOps: Connect your organization from the Microsoft Azure Marketplace.
If the Cloudback application is already installed but a repository is not visible on the Dashboard, you need to grant access to the repository using the installation management page.
Please note that in order to automatically back up a repository, a subscription plan must be active for the account where the repository is located.
Dashboard Layout
The dashboard displays your repositories in a table format, allowing you to quickly view and manage them. For Azure DevOps, the dashboard also shows projects.
Each row in the table contains the following information:
Select: Checkbox to select the item. You can select multiple items to perform bulk operations such as triggering backups, modifying backup schedules, etc. Learn more about Bulk Operations.
Account: The account or organization name.
Repository (GitHub) / Name (Azure DevOps): The repository or project name (clickable to view details).
Type (Azure DevOps only): Shows whether the item is a "Project" or "Repository".
Status: Badge showing "Scheduled", "Not Scheduled", or "Restore Only".
Schedule: The backup schedule name (e.g., "Daily at 9 pm").
Storage: The storage where backups are stored.
Retention: How long backups are kept.
Backup: Status of the last backup attempt (e.g., "Succeeded", "Failed", "In Progress").
Last Run: Time since the last successful backup (e.g., "2 hours ago") or "-" if no backup has run yet.
Platform Switching
Use the left navigation menu to switch between GitHub and Azure DevOps. Click on GitHub or Azure DevOps in the sidebar to view repositories from that platform. Each platform displays all repositories from connected accounts.
Search and Filter
Use the search bar in the top toolbar to find specific items by name. Click the filter icon to filter by various criteria.
Common filters (both platforms):
Account: Filter by organization or account name
Schedule: Filter by backup schedule
Storage: Filter by storage location
Status: Filter by backup status (Scheduled, Not Scheduled, Restore Only)
Azure DevOps additional filters:
Type: Filter by type (Project or Repository)
Project: Filter by Azure DevOps project name
Platform Differences
GitHub
GitHub backups are repository-based. Each row represents a single repository.
Repository column: Shows the repository name (e.g.,
my-repository)Additional info: Shows whether the repository is Private or Public
Azure DevOps
Azure DevOps supports backing up both projects and individual repositories. Each row represents either a project or a repository.
Type column: Shows "Project" or "Repository"
Name column:
For projects: Shows the project name (e.g.,
my-project)For repositories: Shows the project and repository name (e.g.,
my-project/my-repository)
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