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Sidebar reference

Every entry in the sidebar of the data platform web interface, what it opens, and where to learn more about it

The sidebar of the data platform web interface groups its entries into sections. The tables below list the entries of each section in the order they appear, with the icon that the sidebar shows for them.

The views in this section work with the database that is selected in the database selector.

IconEntryWhat you do thereLearn more
DashboardCheck the health of the deployment, such as the status of the Coordinators, DB-Servers, and Agents, and how shards are distributed.Cluster
Query EditorWrite, run, explain, and profile AQL queries in tabs, save queries, and generate or optimize queries with AI assistance.Query Editor
Graphs iconGraphsList, create, and delete named graphs, and open a graph in the Graph Visualizer.Graph Visualizer
ManagementOpen the administration views of the ArangoDB core database system, see Management menu.Web Interface (ArangoDB)

Agentic AI Suite

Agentic AI Suite
IconEntryWhat you do thereLearn more
AutoGraph StudioCreate projects that turn your documents into a Context Graph and deploy retrievers to answer questions from it.AutoGraph web interface
Graph AnalyticsStart Graph Analytics Engines and run graph algorithms such as PageRank on them.Graph Analytics web interface
GraphMLCreate GraphML projects and run featurization, training, and prediction jobs.GraphML web interface
Ada (beta)Ask questions about your database in natural language and let the AI assistant run queries for you.Ada

Other services

These entries have sub-entries. Click an entry to expand it in the sidebar.

IconEntrySub-entriesLearn more
ApplicationsAll apps, followed by one entry per deployed app that has its own user interface.Apps
AI ToolsNotebook servers to run Jupyter notebooks, and MLFlow to track experiments and manage models.Notebook servers
MonitoringGrafana dashboards and Prometheus metrics.Monitoring

Admin

IconEntryWhat you do thereLearn more
DatabasesList, create, and delete databases.Databases
SecretsStore API keys and credentials, for example, for LLM providers, so that services can use them without exposing them.Secrets Manager
File ManagerReview uploaded service packages and RAG input files, and delete the ones no service uses anymore.File Manager
Container ManagerDeploy your own services from code packages or container images and manage running instances.Container Manager web interface

Management menu

Clicking Management opens a second panel next to the sidebar with the administration views of the ArangoDB core database system. These views work with the database selected in the database selector.

The Management menu opened next to the sidebar

IconEntryWhat you do thereLearn more
ClusterView statistics and the health of the cluster.Cluster
NodesList the Coordinators, DB-Servers, and Agents with their endpoints, versions, and status, and see how shards are distributed.Cluster
CollectionsList, create, and configure collections, and browse their documents.Collections
AnalyzersList and create Analyzers for full-text search.Analyzers
ViewsList and create arangosearch and search-alias Views.ArangoSearch
QueriesRun AQL queries and review running and slow queries.Queries
GraphsList and create named graphs, including SmartGraphs, SatelliteGraphs, and EnterpriseGraphs.Graphs
ServicesInstall and manage Foxx microservices.Services
UsersCreate user accounts and manage their permissions.Users
SupportFind links to the documentation, community, and support channels, and browse the HTTP API.
ShortcutsLook up the keyboard shortcuts of the web interface.

The icons at the bottom of the Management panel link to the Arango community channels.