> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sprinto.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sprinto.com/data-library/infrastructure/dashboard-actions.md). # Dashboard Actions The **Dashboard Actions** section helps you manage your infrastructure systems from end to end. Whether you’re integrating cloud providers, assigning owners, classifying entities, or resolving compliance checks, this section provides step-by-step guidance on all actions available within the Infrastructure dashboard in Sprinto. Use the links below to learn how to perform each task in detail. *** ### Available Actions #### 1. Set Up Infrastructure Services Learn how to integrate cloud service providers like AWS, Azure, GCP, Oracle Cloud, and more. Understand system syncing, connection health, and supported configuration steps. #### 2. Update API Keys for Active Integrations Rotate API credentials for integrated infrastructure systems without interrupting syncing or losing configuration. Currently supported for Azure and GCP. #### 3. Assign Infra Owners Assign or change the owner responsible for an infrastructure system’s compliance tasks. Infra Owners receive check notifications and handle resolution workflows. #### 4. Classify Infrastructure Entities Classify entities as *Production*, *Not Production*, or *Unclassified* using one of four methods: system-wide, manual, tag-based, or parent-based classification. #### 5. Manage Non-Integrating Infrastructure Providers Set up workflow checks to track compliance for infrastructure providers that aren’t directly supported by Sprinto integrations. #### 6. Add and Configure Workflow Checks Add checks from templates, create custom checks, or bulk upload workflow checks to validate encryption, backups, CPU monitoring, and other security controls. *** ### Additional Actions Within the UI While not tied to individual articles, the following actions are accessible through the Infra systems dashboard:
ActionWhere to Access
View synced infrastructure entitiesInfra systems > Click into any system
Open task drawer for a failing checkClick Configure > View resolution drawer
Change default classificationInfra systems > Configure
Set up capacity monitoringInfra systems > Configure > Capacity monitoring
Monitor check statusesMonitoring tab
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