> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nuon.co/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dashboard

> What you can do for installs in the Nuon dashboard.

## What the web app lets you do

Once you've connected your app, you can manage installs from the [Dashboard](https://app.nuon.co).

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/nuoninc/Ve7FTilUzuBEvwij/images/concepts/dashboard/create-install.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=Ve7FTilUzuBEvwij&q=85&s=71a494b30b2aeace7965ae9bc29bdf2b" alt="Create install modal" width="1624" height="1112" data-path="images/concepts/dashboard/create-install.png" />

* **Create an install:** Fill in the install's inputs and generate the stack link to share with the customer.
* **Share the stack link:** The link deploys a [Stack](/concepts/stacks) (CloudFormation on AWS, Azure Resource Manager (Bicep) on Azure, Terraform on GCP) into the customer's cloud account, which creates the runner.
* **Monitor workflows:** Monitor install progress from sandbox creation to component deploys, everything that makes up your app.
* **Review and approve changes:** See diffs and plans for each step, then approve, reject, or retry.
* **Redeploy components:** Rebuild any component that has failed and needs updating for the install to succeed.
* **Update inputs after provision:** Change inputs on a live install; the dashboard triggers the workflows needed to propagate the change.
* **Run actions:** Trigger on-demand scripts defined in the app — health checks, remediations, break-glass operations.
* **Reprovision or deprovision:** As a heavier troubleshooting step, your customer can delete the resources created in their account, and you can reprovision in the dashboard.
