# Home

On the Home page, there are two menus available in this page Dashboard menu, and Activity menu. 

## Dashboard Menu

This menu is used to access several features in the Deka MLOps Portal Service

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The following is an explanation of the components displayed in the Dashboard menu.

a.     **Quick Shortcuts**

This section lists important features in Kubeflow that can be accessed quickly to make it easier for you to open various tools and services without having to navigate through deeper menus.

b.     **Recent Notebooks**&#x20;

This section displays a list of recently opened notebooks, making it easier for you to quickly access the last opened notebooks without having to search for them manually.

c.     **Recent Pipelines**&#x20;

This section displays newly opened pipelines, making it easier for you to easily continue work on previously worked on pipelines.

d.     **Recent Pipeline Runs**&#x20;

This section shows a list of recently performed Pipeline Runs and to monitor the status of the results of successfully executed pipeline runs and get more information about each run, such as logs and relevant metrics.

e.     **Documentation**&#x20;

This section displays a list of documentation that redirects directly to Kubeflow's official documentation page.

## Activity Menu

This menu is a section that allows you to monitor activities that occur in the Deka MLOps environment. The following is an example of what will appear in the Activity Menu when successfully creating a Volume in the "Volumes" menu bar.

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