The Console page is the main command center for starting, stopping, and monitoring your live scripts, bots, or game servers in real time.
1. Server Power Controls
In the upper-right corner of the Console page, you will find 4 power buttons:
- Start: Powers on the server from an offline state.
- Restart: Safely restarts the server. Recommended after modifying configuration files or
.env variables.
- Stop: Initiates a graceful shutdown, giving your application time to save data and close database connections.
- Kill: Instantly terminates the container process. Use this only if the server is frozen/hanging and the Stop button does not respond.
Avoid frequent use of the Kill button while your application is writing to files or databases, as sudden termination may cause data corruption.
2. Server Status Indicators
You can view the current status of your server in the header:
- Offline: Server is powered down and consuming zero CPU/RAM.
- Starting: Server is initializing the container and executing startup scripts.
- Running: Server is active and operational.
- Stopping: Server is gracefully shutting down.
3. Live Resource Monitoring
Above the terminal console, real-time resource meters display:
- CPU: Processing capacity currently used by your server.
- Memory (RAM): Current RAM usage against your package limit. Keep usage below 100% to avoid Out of Memory (OOM) crashes.
- Disk: Storage space consumed by your server files.
- Network: Real-time inbound (download) and outbound (upload) transfer rates.
4. Sending Console Commands
To send commands directly to your application:
- Click on the command input bar at the bottom of the black terminal screen.
- Type your command.
- Press Enter on your keyboard to send.
