Every server you have with us is run from one place: its own page under Servers in your dashboard. The page looks and works the same whichever kind of server it is, and it is in your own language. You never need to sign in to another company's console, learn its terms or set up an account with it.
What you can do from the page
- Power. Start, stop and restart the server, and see at a glance whether it is running.
- Terminal. Open a terminal on the server in your browser. There is no SSH client to install
and no key file to keep safe.
- Resize. Move to a bigger or smaller size when your traffic changes. The page shows the new
monthly price before you confirm.
- Rebuild. Reinstall the operating system from a clean image when you want a fresh start.
- Snapshots and backups. Take a snapshot before a risky change and restore it if you need to,
or switch on daily backups. The monthly figure is shown before you switch anything on.
- Firewall. Decide what can reach the server: a direction, a port, a protocol and the
addresses each rule applies to.
- Graphs and usage. CPU, network and disk graphs, plus what the server has used this month and
what it has cost so far.
Some servers have more cards, such as a Console that reaches the server's own screen even when its network is down, floating IP addresses, private networks, reverse DNS, SSH keys and the root password. A card only appears when your server supports it, so every button you see works.
Doing it without the page
Everything on the page can also be done by asking the AI assistant in your dashboard, or from our API, CLI and MCP server. Risky actions, such as a rebuild or a restore, still ask you to confirm first and explain what will be lost.