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This page explains how to view information about your Cloud Build
builds using the Cloud Build dashboard in Google Cloud console.
The Cloud Build dashboard provides a high-level overview of your most recent builds for each build
trigger.
The dashboard is organized by cards, where each card is associated with a
build trigger in your repository. If there are multiple triggers
created in a single repository, there will be multiple cards. These cards are
ordered alphabetically by the name of your repository followed by the name
of the trigger. You can also pin any card to the top of the page by hovering over
the right side of the card and clicking on the pin icon as indicated in the
example below:
Cards are titled by the latest outcomes of the build, such as Successful or
Failed. The name of the repository and the trigger name follow the
result of the latest outcome. Under the title, the card summarizes results
related to your most recent builds.
View the dashboard
The Cloud Build dashboard is populated if you have build triggers
set up. To learn more about how to set up build triggers, see Creating and managing
build triggers.
You will see the Cloud Build dashboard listing recent builds for your
builds triggers.
The Cloud Build dashboard displays the following information:
Latest build: The date and time of your most recent build.
Duration: The duration of your most recent build, in HH:MM:SS format.
Source: Links to your connected source repository. Your source repository
can either be a Cloud Source Repository,
a GitHub repository, or a Bitbucket repository.
Commit: Links to the commit that was used for your build.
Failed Step: The failed step that resulted in the build failure, if
your most recent build has failed.
If your most recent build has failed, Failed step will link to the step that
caused the failure in your build log.
Build History: A bar chart representing the build duration for your 20 most recent
builds. You can hover over each bar in the bar chart to view information about each
individual build.
Average Duration: The average runtime of your 20 most recent builds, not
including builds that are still running.
If the average duration of your build time exceeds 10 minutes and the
machine type
you specified for your build is E2_MEDIUM, E2_HIGHCPU_8
or N1_HIGHCPU_8, you will see
the IMPROVE SPEED button. You can click on IMPROVE SPEED to view
recommendations on how to improve the speed of your build. To learn more,
see Best practices for speeding up builds.
Pass - Fail %: The average pass/fail ratio of your 20 most recent builds.
Filter cards
To filter cards on your dashboard, click the Filter triggers option at the
top of the Cloud Build dashboard page:
You can filter cards by:
Trigger source: the name of your source repository.
Trigger name: the name of your trigger.
Trigger description: the description of your trigger.
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If there are multiple triggers\ncreated in a single repository, there will be multiple cards. These cards are\nordered alphabetically by the name of your repository followed by the name\nof the trigger. You can also pin any card to the top of the page by hovering over\nthe right side of the card and clicking on the pin icon as indicated in the\nexample below:\n\nCards are titled by the latest outcomes of the build, such as **Successful** or\n**Failed**. The name of the repository and the trigger name follow the\nresult of the latest outcome. Under the title, the card summarizes results\nrelated to your most recent builds.\n\nView the dashboard\n------------------\n\nThe Cloud Build dashboard is populated if you have build triggers\nset up. To learn more about how to set up build triggers, see [Creating and managing\nbuild triggers](/build/docs/running-builds/create-manage-triggers).\n\nTo view the Cloud Build dashboard:\n\n1. 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Your source repository\n can either be a [Cloud Source Repository](/../source-repositories/docs/create-code-repository),\n a GitHub repository, or a Bitbucket repository.\n\n- **Commit**: Links to the commit that was used for your build.\n\n- **Failed Step**: The failed step that resulted in the build failure, if\n your most recent build has failed.\n\n If your most recent build has failed, **Failed step** will link to the step that\n caused the failure in your build log.\n- **Build History**: A bar chart representing the build duration for your 20 most recent\n builds. You can hover over each bar in the bar chart to view information about each\n individual build.\n\n- **Average Duration**: The average runtime of your 20 most recent builds, not\n including builds that are still running.\n\n If the average duration of your build time exceeds 10 minutes and the\n [machine type](/build/docs/api/reference/rest/v1/projects.builds#machinetype)\n you specified for your build is `E2_MEDIUM`, `E2_HIGHCPU_8`\n or `N1_HIGHCPU_8`, you will see\n the **IMPROVE SPEED** button. You can click on **IMPROVE SPEED** to view\n recommendations on how to improve the speed of your build. To learn more,\n see [Best practices for speeding up builds](/build/docs/speeding-up-builds).\n- **Pass - Fail %**: The average pass/fail ratio of your 20 most recent builds.\n\nFilter cards\n------------\n\nTo filter cards on your dashboard, click the **Filter triggers** option at the\ntop of the Cloud Build dashboard page:\n\nYou can filter cards by:\n\n- **Trigger source**: the name of your source repository.\n- **Trigger name**: the name of your trigger.\n- **Trigger description**: the description of your trigger.\n\nWhat's next\n-----------\n\n- Learn how to [store and view build logs](/build/docs/securing-builds/store-view-build-logs).\n- Learn how to [configure notifications using the Slack notifier](/build/docs/configuring-notifications/configure-slack).\n- Learn how to [configure notifications using the SMTP notifier](/build/docs/configuring-notifications/configure-smtp).\n- Learn how to [troubleshoot build errors](/build/docs/troubleshooting)."]]
