Apps
View deployed apps, create new ones, and inspect releases and storage
The Apps surface (under Compute) is the catalogue of every app deployed in your current
org and environment. It mirrors what you'd see from urun app list, with
a UI for creating apps and inspecting each one.
The list
Each row is a deployed app with its derived status — provisioning, pending, ready,
paused, or failed (same projection the CLI uses; see
STATUS derivation). From here you can open an app or create a new one.
Create an app
The Create App action opens a modal that registers a new app in your org without touching the CLI. Use it to scaffold an app entry that you then deploy code into, or that a Git connect flow populates.
App detail
Opening an app (/apps/<id>) gives you the per-app view:
- Releases — the deploy history for the app.
- Storage — the app's storage projection lives here, not on a separate Storage page (drill-down containment).
- Git — when the app is connected to a repository, the post-install / connect CTA lives on this card.
When to use it
- Confirm a
urun deploylanded and wentready. - Create an app entry for a frontend or a Git-connected repository.
- Review release history when debugging a regression.
To inspect what an app is actually running, jump to Sessions or Capacity.