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EFS dashboard

The Morph EFS dashboard is the browser view for your filesystems. Use it when you want to inspect filesystem status, active mounts, usage, and recent activity without staying in the terminal.

Use the TUI for keyboard-driven terminal workflows. Use the dashboard when you want a browser view that is easy to refresh, share during a screen share, or inspect alongside other Morph pages.

The dashboard shows EFS lifecycle and activity state. It is not a file browser and it does not handle file contents.

Open the dashboard​

Open the dashboard for your current Morph context:

morphcloud efs dashboard

Open a specific filesystem:

morphcloud efs dashboard shared-files

You can also use the filesystem-focused alias:

morphcloud efs open shared-files

The command uses your existing Morph API key to create a temporary browser link. Your API key is not placed in the browser URL.

If the link expires, run the command again to create a fresh browser link.

What to check​

Use the dashboard to answer the common EFS questions:

  • Which filesystems exist?
  • Is a filesystem ready?
  • Does it have active mounts?
  • How much storage is it using?
  • What recent user-visible activity happened?

The dashboard includes views for filesystem overview, filesystem details, mounts, usage, and events.

For file browsing and keyboard-driven mount actions, use the TUI.

Automation​

Use --no-open when you want the dashboard URL printed without launching a browser:

morphcloud efs dashboard shared-files --no-open

Use --json when a script needs the dashboard link response:

morphcloud efs dashboard shared-files --json