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Server Overview

Here, we’ll talk about the Server Overview feature on PipeOps. This dashboard provides a snapshot of your server’s essential details and associated resources.

The Overview tab is the default landing page when you select a server. Some details may vary depending on whether you created your server using PipeOps or a cloud provider.

On this page, you will see your server's name and a banner containing the following information:

  • Created: The date and time your server was created.
  • Region: The location where your server is currently deployed.
  • Provider: The cloud provider on which your server is hosted.
  • Kubernetes Version: The current Kubernetes version running on your server.

Additionally, you will find cards displaying the following server-related information:

  • Nodes: The number of active nodes currently running on your server.
  • Deployments: The total number of deployments on your server, including both projects and add-ons.
  • Total Resources: Get a summary of your server’s capacity and utilization here. Stay informed about the number of unused environments, active subscriptions, team members, ypur current plan, and available credits.
  • Current Usage: This field provides a cost breakdown of your infrastructure usage powered by OpenCost.
  • Grafana Labs: This metric is available for servers deployed via a cloud provider. You can open the Grafana dashboard and monitor your server in real time.

From the overview page, you will also see a navigation menu to other sections related to your server.

  • If you created a server on PipeOps, your navigation menu will include:

    • Overview tab
    • Metrics tab
    • Events tab
    • Nodes tab
    • Settings tab

  • If you deployed a server using a cloud provider, your navigation menu will include everything from the PipeOps server, plus:

    • Add-ons tab
    • Dashboard/Prometheus tab
    • Pricing tab
    • Update History tab

You can also view real-time server events with a Severity filter to display specific event types. Events are displayed in a table with the following columns:

  • Severity: Filters events by severity level (Normal, Warning, and Error).
  • Time: Displays the timestamp of when the event occurred.
  • Summary: Provides a brief summary of the incident details.

Conclusion​

This page serves as a central hub for managing and monitoring your server, providing all the essential information at a glance. Use the tab navigation menu to explore additional aspects of your server.