The Dashboard is the landing overview for administrators and resellers. It surfaces live server health, service status, and account/domain statistics in one glance.

Visibility: root and reseller only. Non-admin users are redirected to their Account page.

What you see

• Uptime
• Load average (1 / 5 / 15) minutes.
• CPU usage
• RAM usage
• Disk usage

Services status

The Dashboard lists core platform services and shows their live state: active, inactive/failed, or not installed.

• Typical services include: web (Nginx/Apache), database (MariaDB, optional phpMyAdmin), mail (Exim/Dovecot, optional webmail), DNS (authoritative), and file transfer (FTP/SFTP).
• Which services appear depends on your platform configuration.

Accounts & domains statistics

• Accounts — total number of hosting accounts.
• Domains — main domains plus addon and parked domains.
• Subdomains — all subdomain entries across owned accounts.
• Email accounts — total mailboxes.
• Databases / DB users — created databases and assigned users.
• FTP accounts — configured FTP logins.

Counts are resilient to edge cases and display meaningful totals even when objects are represented as single values.

Reseller scoping

• Root: system-wide visibility.
• Reseller: statistics and objects are limited to assets owned by the reseller.

Troubleshooting tips

• Services show “not installed”: ensure the relevant components are installed and enabled in your configuration.
• Counts appear as zero: verify that statistics generation is enabled and recent.
• CPU % looks different from process viewers: the Dashboard normalizes one-minute system load against core count; it’s a host view, not per-process CPU.