Home
The Studio home screen — recently modified projects, the state of every registered instance, and quick access to the rest of Studio.
Home is the screen Studio opens on. It answers two questions at once: what you were last working on, and whether anything is currently wrong.
The Recent projects list holds the eight generator projects whose files changed most recently, and the New project button creates one.
The rail on the right counts every registered instance by state and lists the five most recently started with their uptime. A failure is visible here without going looking for it, and the Monitoring link leads to the dashboard behind the counts.
The Explore row below leads to the four sections generators are built and run in — Projects, Instances, Scenarios and Repositories, the last of which installs a ready-made generator into the workspace.
The footer states the Eventum, Python and platform versions — the first thing worth quoting in a bug report.
Eventum Studio
The built-in web interface for managing generators, editing configs, debugging events, and monitoring performance — all from your browser.
Monitoring
The application dashboard — every running instance in one line of state, throughput and failures over a moving window, host and process resources, and what each instance occupies.