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System Monitoring ​

Purpose ​

View CPU, memory, swap, disk, network-interface, and process summaries after connecting to a server.

Entry ​

Connect over SSH and open the system monitoring panel on the right. Select the network area for a connection overview.

Steps ​

  • Review CPU usage, core count and load, memory and swap, disk capacity, and network rates.
  • Select the CPU, network, or process area for more detail from the current sample.
  • Use the refresh control to pause or resume updates. Network details can be stopped separately.

Know Before You Use It ​

  • Data comes from server samples. The remote system, SSH session environment, and account permissions determine what is visible; some metrics may be unavailable or need warm-up.
  • Samples are periodic estimates, not a complete traffic ledger, complete process list, or security audit.
  • Monitoring uses some server and network resources. Latency and remote load can delay updates.

Failure Handling and Safety ​

If data is blank or stale, check the SSH connection, account permissions, and server load, then refresh manually. Check screenshots for hostnames, usernames, and other sensitive information before sharing them.