When you install the GitHub app, the app also installs default dashboards for monitoring and reviewing GitHub events. The following dashboards are installed by default:

• GitHub/Actions
• GitHub/Activity
• GitHub/Administration
• GitHub/Commits
• GitHub/Issues
• GitHub/Organizations
• GitHub/Pull Request
• GitHub/Release
• GitHub/Repository

GitHub/Activity dashboard

The GitHub/Activity dashboard provides a high-level overview of your organizational output, with information on the following activity:

• Actions
• Commits
• Pull Requests
• Releases

Use the dashboard for debugging and troubleshooting as well as viewing the activity in your GitHub organization within a time window. Use it to answer questions such as:

• Which Action runs are failing or hanging?
• Were there any force pushed commits around the time of an emergent issue?
• Did any new releases get created during a specific timeframe?
• Did any pull requests merge during a specific timeframe?

GitHub/Administration dashboard

Get an overview of your organizations for administrative and security purposes, with insights for the following:

• Organizations
• Repositories
• Issues
• Members

From the dashboard, you see an overview of your organization members, repositories, following/followers, and disk usage. As well as recently created and updated repository information, and recently created issues.

GitHub/Issues dashboard

Review the GitHub/Issues dashboard for open and closed GitHub/Issues occurring in your GitHub repositories.