Navigate the Kestra UI: Flows, No Code Editor, Executions & Admin

For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. For a full content snapshot, see llms-full.txt. Append .md to any kestra.io/docs/* URL for plain Markdown.

Kestra’s web UI is available by default on port 8080.

When you first open the UI, a Welcome to Kestra tour popup appears on the AI Copilot page.

Kestra User Interface Welcome Page

The tour walks through creating and executing a first flow.

The UI includes a No Code editor for building flows and dashboards visually without writing YAML — available from the Flows and Dashboard pages.

The left sidebar is organized into three sections:

Workspace — day-to-day work:

  • Dashboards — visualizations of flow execution data and metrics.
  • AI Copilot — generate and edit flows from a plain-language description.
  • Flows — browse, create, edit, and execute flows.
  • Executions — inspect and manage previous executions.
  • Logs — task logs from previous executions.

Resources — reusable assets and plugins:

  • Namespaces — namespace-level configuration, files, secrets, and variables.
  • Plugins — catalog of plugins available in your flows.
  • Blueprints — ready-to-use flow examples.

Tenant — instance-level configuration:

  • System Overview — instance health and usage metrics.
  • KV Store — key-value pairs available across flows.
  • Triggers — all active triggers across the tenant.
  • MCP Servers — registered Model Context Protocol servers.

Kestra Enterprise Edition adds the following to the UI:

  • Apps (Workspace) — list and create Apps that expose flows as user-facing forms.
  • Tests (Workspace) — run flow unit tests and view assertions without creating executions.
  • Assets (Resources) — manage reusable assets available to flows and apps.
  • The Tenant section gains: Policies, Secrets, Credentials, Audit Logs, and IAM.
  • Instance Owner (sidebar footer, visible to Instance Owner users only) — instance-wide administration covering services, tenants, Worker Groups, Worker Queues, Kill Switch, Announcements, Versioned Plugins, and instance-level IAM.

The sidebar is customizable from Settings → Preferences → Customize Sidebar — items can be reordered or hidden.

Customize Sidebar


Was this page helpful?