Dashboard
See how your servers are doing, the moment you sign in.
The dashboard is the first page you land on.
The four cards
A row of cards sits at the top of the page:
| Card | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Servers | The number of servers in your account. Click the card to open the full list. |
| Running | The servers that are online now. |
| Offline | The servers that are not running. |
| Role | Shown to administrators only. |
The count includes the servers that you own and the servers that other people share with you.
Your servers
Under the cards, the panel lists the first five servers in your account. Each row shows:
- A coloured dot for the status. Green is running, yellow is starting or stopping, and grey is anything else.
- The server name.
- The connection address, or
No allocationwhen the server has no address yet. - The memory limit and the CPU limit of the server.
- A status badge, for example
RunningorInstall Failed.
Click a row to open that server. Click View all to open the full server list.
TIP
The memory and CPU figures on this page are the limits of the server, not the current use. To see live use, open the server and read the panel on the right of the Console tab.
If you have no servers, the panel says so. An administrator creates servers for you, or your order creates one for you.
Announcements
Announcements from your host appear under the greeting. Your administrator writes them and chooses which pages show them.
Confirming your email
If your host requires a verified email address, an unverified account sees a yellow banner. Some features stay locked until you verify.
To send the email again, click Resend Email in the banner. Then open the link in the message.
The banner clears on its own after you verify in another tab.
Next steps
- Server management to open a server
- Account and security for your password and your keys
- Billing for your invoices and services