Server Sections

When you open a server in the Console, the side panel lets you switch between several management screens. Not every screen appears on every server — what you see depends on the server type and the permissions your role grants. This page is the reference for what each screen does and when it's visible.

All sections

SectionPurpose
SummarySystem info (OS, kernel, PHP version), public IP, connection status, resource graphs, recent activity, projects on this server
SettingsName, IP, timezone, environment tag, monitoring toggle
SecuritySecurity defaults, firewall rules, SSH keys overview, transfer to another organization, delete server. See Server Security.
SSH KeysServer-level SSH keys — keys that grant access to this server specifically. Account-level keys are managed under Settings → SSH Keys.
PHP SettingsPHP configuration: memory limit, upload size, raw php.ini editor. See PHP Configuration.
DatabaseDatabase users, password rotation, connection URL, config editor. See Database Server.
RedisCache engine (Redis or Valkey): connection URL, password rotation, config editor. See Cache Server (Redis).
MeilisearchMeilisearch connection details, master key, configuration. See Meilisearch Server.
Deployment QueueConcurrent build limit and live queue view. See Build Queue Limits.
MonitoringCPU / RAM / Disk graphs and alert rules. See Server Monitoring.
FirewallUFW rules — what's allowed in from the public internet. See Server Security → Firewall.
Scheduled JobsCron-style scheduled tasks at the server level. See Scheduled Tasks.
Background JobsLong-lived background processes (queue workers, custom daemons). See Background Jobs.
Load BalancerBackend pool, algorithm, domains. See Load Balancer.

Visibility — which sections appear on which server type

SectionApp ServerDatabase ServerCache ServerMeilisearch ServerLoad Balancer
Summary
Settings
Security
SSH Keys
PHP Settings✓ (if PHP installed)
Database✓ (if a database engine is installed)
Redis
Meilisearch
Deployment Queue
Monitoring
Firewall
Scheduled Jobs
Background Jobs
Load Balancer

A few notes:

  • Database is also visible on App Servers when you install a database engine alongside the application. The same management screen serves both arrangements.
  • PHP Settings depends on whether PHP is installed on the server. App Servers always have it; other server types only if you opted in during setup.
  • Deployment Queue is hidden on Database and Cache Servers because they don't run deployments.

Permission — who can see and change what

Visibility on the side panel also depends on permission. The defaults map to roles described under Members:

SectionViewEdit
SummaryAnyone with server access
SettingsAnyone with server accessOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
SecurityAnyone with server accessOwner / Admin / Manager
SSH KeysOwner / Admin / Manager / DeveloperOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
PHP SettingsOwner / Admin / Manager / DeveloperOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
DatabaseAnyone with server accessOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
RedisAnyone with server accessOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
MeilisearchAnyone with server accessOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
Deployment QueueOwner / Admin / Manager / DeveloperOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
MonitoringAnyone with server accessOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
FirewallOwner / Admin / Manager / DeveloperOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
Scheduled JobsOwner / Admin / Manager / DeveloperOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
Background JobsOwner / Admin / Manager / DeveloperOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer
Load BalancerAnyone with server accessOwner / Admin / Manager / Developer

If a member is scoped to a subset of servers, they only see those servers — and only the sections their role allows on them. See Members → Scopes.

Switching between sections

Click a section in the side panel to switch. Each section loads on demand; once loaded, switching back within a few minutes shows the same data instantly. Use the Reload (⟳) button in the section header if you suspect the data has changed since you last opened it — for example after a teammate edited the firewall.

Restart actions

Service and server restarts live in the More menu in the server header, not in the individual sections. See Console Overview → Restart actions for what's available on each server type.

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