The sidebar
The sidebar runs down the left of every page of an organisation. On a narrow screen it is folded away behind a button at the top left.Overview
In the sidebar: Overview. See what needs attention across the organisation: cost, findings, recent deploys and usage, or the next setup step before the first deploy.Applications
In the sidebar, under the Build heading: Applications. See every application with its traffic, errors and last deploy, and start a new one.- The New application button, once the organisation has an application; only an owner or an admin can use it. It opens New Application. Create an application from a GitHub repository, choose its tier and services, and run its first deploy.
- The Create Application button, while the organisation has no applications; only an owner or an admin can use it. It opens New Application.
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Choose an application to open its page, headed by its name. See one application’s health, traffic, cost, recent errors and latest deploys, and deploy it.
Its tabs: Overview, Deployments, Releases, Infrastructure, Logs, Secrets, Settings.
- Deployments: Browse an application’s deployment history and open any deployment.
- Releases: See which release of an application is live, inspect earlier ones and roll back to one.
- Infrastructure: Read an application’s infrastructure file and propose changes to it as a pull request.
- Logs: Search, filter and live-tail an application’s logs.
- Secrets: Add, edit, import and export an application’s parameters and secrets, then apply them to its running services.
- Settings: See an application’s details, link or unlink its repository, and destroy or de-register it.
Deployments
In the sidebar, under the Build heading: Deployments. Browse and filter every deployment in the organisation, and open, cancel or redeploy one.- Choose a deployment to open its page, headed by what it deployed (the application, account or domain). Follow one deployment’s steps and build output, approve a paused plan, and cancel or redeploy it.
Domains
In the sidebar, under the Build heading: Domains. Manage the organisation’s DNS zones and records; every change ships as a pull request, then deploys.Posture
In the sidebar, under the Operate heading: Posture. Its content shows only when the organisation’s plan includes asset management. See the security and compliance posture of the organisation’s AWS accounts and the findings that matter most. Its tabs: Overview, Inventory.- Inventory: Browse, filter and group every discovered cloud resource, and open one for its findings and infrastructure-as-code status.
Insights
In the sidebar, under the Operate heading: Insights. Triage recommendations on performance, cost, reliability, security and deployments: apply, snooze or dismiss them, or open a fix as a pull request.Organisation
In the sidebar, under the Organisation heading: Organisation. See every connected AWS account, open one for its details, and connect another.- The Infrastructure link, when the organisation is run from an organisation file. It opens Infrastructure. Read the organisation’s infrastructure file, follow its change history and propose an edit as a pull request.
- The Connect Account button; only an owner or an admin can use it. It opens Connect Account. Connect an AWS account through a CloudFormation stack, then open the pull request that adds it to the organisation.
At the foot of the sidebar
- Docs opens docs.fjall.io.
- Settings opens the Settings pages, at Settings → General.
Settings
Select Settings at the foot of the sidebar. The Settings pages are listed in a sidebar of their own, which replaces the main one.General
In the Settings sidebar, under the Organisation heading: Settings → General. Set the organisation’s regions, deployment and posture policies, and insight emails.Team
In the Settings sidebar, under the Organisation heading: Settings → Team. See who is in the organisation, invite people, change their roles and remove them.Billing
In the Settings sidebar, under the Organisation heading: Settings → Billing. See the organisation’s plan and usage, and manage its payment method and invoices.- The Change plan button, when the plan can be changed here: not past due, and not on the Enterprise plan; only an owner or an admin can use it. It opens Change plan. Compare the plans and move to another one.
Integrations
In the Settings sidebar, under the Organisation heading: Settings → Integrations. Manage the GitHub installation, and check or reconnect the AWS accounts the organisation deploys through.API Keys
In the Settings sidebar, under the Organisation heading: Settings → API Keys. Create and revoke your personal API keys for the CLI.- The Upgrade to scoped tokens link. It opens Scoped Tokens. Create, rotate and revoke scoped tokens for AI agents and CLI automation.
CI/CD Tokens
In the Settings sidebar, under the Organisation heading: Settings → CI/CD Tokens. Mint, rotate and revoke the deploy tokens that CI pipelines use.Danger Zone
In the Settings sidebar, under the Organisation heading: Settings → Danger Zone. Shown to owners only. Destroy the organisation’s AWS infrastructure or delete the organisation.Profile
In the Settings sidebar, under the My account heading: Settings → Profile. Change your name, connect or disconnect sign-in providers, and delete your user account.- The Connected accounts card, when a social sign-in provider is set up, or one is already linked.
Security
In the Settings sidebar, under the My account heading: Settings → Security. Turn two-factor authentication on or off and regenerate your backup codes.Preferences
In the Settings sidebar, under the My account heading: Settings → Preferences. Choose the theme for this device and switch your insight emails on or off.The Account menu
Open the Account menu (your initials, top right) for:- My account, which opens Profile
- Preferences
- Sign out
The Help and resources menu
Open the Help and resources menu (a question mark, top right) for:Next steps
Deploy Application
Run a deploy from the CLI.
CI/CD Integration
Deploy from your pipeline with a CI/CD token.