Servers

Connect and manage your server fleet from the dashboard.

Connect a Server

Go to Servers in the sidebar and click Connect server. The form accepts:

• Display name — a friendly label (e.g. "production-sg9")
• Hostname — the IP address or FQDN
• SSH user — typically root
• SSH port — default 22
• SSH key path — path to the private key on the dashboard machine
• Agent direct URL — for direct agent communication (optional)

Server Tags

Tags help organize your servers. To manage tags, click the Edit button on a server row:

• Existing tags show as colored badges
• Type a new tag name and press Enter or click away to add it
• Click the × button on a tag to remove it
• Click Save to persist changes, or Cancel to discard

Filtering Servers

Use the filter bar above the servers table:

• Search — type a name or IP address to filter by text
• Status — filter by Active, Offline, or Unknown
• Tags — filter by any server tag
• Click Clear to reset all filters

The header shows a count like (2/3) when filters are active.

Metrics Monitoring

Each server detail page displays real-time metrics in card format:

• CPU — current utilization percentage
• RAM — used / total in MB
• Disk — used / total in GB

Metrics are fetched from the server agent. If no agent is configured, metrics may be unavailable.

Services

The services section shows the status of each system service:

• Apache — web server
• MariaDB — database
• Redis — object cache
• Memcached — page cache
• PHP-FPM — one entry per installed PHP version

Each service displays active or inactive status text.

Server Actions

• Sync — scan Apache vhosts to discover sites
• Scan WP — deep WordPress inspection across all sites
• New site — create a new WordPress site on this server