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# Dashboard

After creating an Organization and Project, (see [Create a free account](/0.5.2/get-started/create-an-account.md)), your Developer Portal home page will be the Dashboard.

Here you can find:

* Your Portal token
* The status of your **replication, simulation,** and **persistence** resources
* A high level view of your resource usage 

### Resource Status

![Resource statuses and controls](/files/-Me5gEYB6vUoyvCkbCKz)

**Replicator**

When you upload your schemas from the Unity SDK, coherence automatically starts a replication server in the cloud for your project.

Possible states:

* Pending upload - before the first time you upload your schemas from the Unity SDK
* Running - your replicator is successfully running in the cloud. The coherence engine version used will also be listed
* Stopped - your replicator has been manually stopped

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**Simulator**

{% hint style="info" %}
You must first have a running replicator and have enabled simulator services in the dashboard. See [Enabling the Simulator](/0.5.2/developer-portal/replicator-and-simulator-configuration.md#enable-and-size-the-simulator).
{% endhint %}

When you build and upload your simulator from the Unity SDK, coherence automatically starts a simulator server in the cloud for your project.‌

Possible states:‌

* Pending upload - before the first time you upload your simulator from the Unity SDK
* Running - your simulator is successfully running in the cloud. The coherence engine version used will also be listed
* Stopped - your replicator has been manually stopped


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