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Server Overview

The Overview tab is the default page when you open a server in PipeOps. It gives you a quick summary of the server's status, infrastructure details, resource usage, active deployments, and recent events.

The exact layout and available sections vary depending on how the server was provisioned — On PipeOps, Bring Your Own Cloud, or Bring Your Own Server — but the core questions it answers are the same: where is this server running, what is deployed on it, how much capacity is in use, and are there any events that need attention?

Accessing the Overview

From the Servers section, select a server. The Overview tab opens by default. If you are in another tab, click Overview in the server navigation to return to it.

Server Details Banner

At the top of every Overview tab, a details banner summarizes the server's infrastructure metadata.

FieldDescription
CreatedHow long ago the server was created or connected.
RegionThe deployment region or gateway region associated with the server.
ProviderThe infrastructure provider — such as PipeOps PKS, Amazon EKS, or another connected provider.
Kubernetes VersionThe Kubernetes version running on the server.
Egress IPThe outbound IP address used by the server. Availability depends on the server type.

Summary Cards

Below the details banner, three summary cards show the server's current scale and activity.

CardWhat it shows
NodesThe number of nodes currently attached to the server. Click to open node-level details.
DeploymentsThe number of projects and add-ons deployed to this server.
Total ResourcesThe combined count of Kubernetes resources — such as pods, services, and config maps — currently tracked on the server.

PipeOps Nova Server Overview

Nova servers are provisioned and managed by PipeOps. Their overview focuses on the resources PipeOps provisions and bills for on your behalf.

PipeOps Nova server overview

SectionWhat it shows
Server DetailsCreated date, region, provider, Kubernetes version, and egress IP.
Nodes, Deployments, Total ResourcesHigh-level counts for the server.
Current UsageCPU, memory, and storage costs for the current month.
Usage & CapacityCapacity indicators for pods, CPU cores, and memory.
K8 DashboardA shortcut for Kubernetes cluster monitoring, when available.
EventsRecent server events with severity, time, and summary.

Bring Your Own Cloud Server Overview

BYOC servers run in a cloud account you connected to PipeOps. The overview reflects cloud-provider-specific infrastructure and may include additional sections depending on the provider and configuration method selected during provisioning.

Cloud provider server overview

SectionWhat it shows
Server DetailsCreated date, region, connected provider, and Kubernetes version.
Nodes, Deployments, Total ResourcesA summary of the resources PipeOps tracks in the connected cluster.
Add-onsInstalled or available cluster add-ons such as autoscaling, certificate management, or secret management tools.
EventsRecent server events with severity, time, and summary.

Bring Your Own Server Overview

BYOS servers are machines or VMs you connected to PipeOps. The overview reflects the connected machine's agent-reported state.

Bring Your Own Server overview

SectionWhat it shows
Server DetailsCreated date, gateway region, provider, and Kubernetes version.
Nodes, Deployments, Total ResourcesSummary counts for the connected server.
Current UsageCPU, memory, storage, and bandwidth costs for the current month where applicable.
K8 DashboardA shortcut for Kubernetes-level visibility, when available.
Usage & CapacityCapacity indicators for pods, CPU cores, and memory.
EventsRecent server events with severity, time, and summary.

Server Navigation Tabs

The tabs available on a server vary by provisioning method and enabled features.

TabDescription
OverviewServer status, infrastructure details, resource usage, and events.
MetricsCPU, memory, storage, network I/O, and control plane performance charts.
EventsA dedicated full-page view of server events.
NodesNode-level details, resource usage, and status.
EnvironmentsEnvironments configured for deployments on this server.
SettingsServer configuration and management options.

Depending on the server type, you may also see tabs such as Add-ons, Pricing, Update History, Dashboard, or K8 Dashboard.

Events

Every server type includes an Events section on the Overview tab. If it is not immediately visible, scroll down the page.

Use the Severity filter to narrow the event list by level. Each event row shows:

ColumnDescription
SeverityThe event level — normal, warning, or error.
TimeWhen the event occurred.
SummaryA short description of what happened.

Check the Events section when a server changes state unexpectedly, a deployment behaves abnormally, or you want server-level context before moving into metrics, logs, or node details.