Discourse has introduced a redesigned Admin Dashboard aimed at answering the core question: How is my community doing? The new interface serves as a clear landing page for actionable insights, allowing admins to measure community health and demonstrate value to their organizations.
Key features include:
The update acknowledges that data may reveal negative trends, emphasizing that awareness is the first step toward improvement. The new dashboard is currently in beta, enabled by default for self-hosted, Pro, and Business plans, with other customers able to opt in via the upcoming changes system. Future improvements will include better crawler detection, smarter search term grouping, custom KPIs, and saved views for different stakeholders.
In response, Ed_S suggested adding a dedicated System section to the dashboard for easier visibility of server stats like version, pending updates, disk space, and backups.
The Discourse dashboard has always given admins a lot of data to work with - and we're proud of how transparent we've made it. But communities have grown, and the ways people measure them have changed; so we took the chance to bring all of that together around the question every community admin actually wants answered:
“Você pode escolher quais seções aparecem” — parece que precisa de uma seção “Sistema”, para facilitar a visualização e o posicionamento de estatísticas do sistema, como versão do Discourse, atualizações pendentes, espaço em disco, backups e uploads.
(Como observado no tópico Melhores insights sobre sua comunidade com o painel de administração redesenhado.)