Every node in one view
The dashboard carries the cluster's network, CPU, RAM and disk graphs, with the audit log and the recent tasks underneath. It is the screen you leave open while the cluster runs.
Screenshots
The VMgenie panel
Five screens captured from the real VMgenie panel with sample data: six nodes, 96 virtual servers, 24 containers and a populated usage history.
Know your nodes at a glance
See CPU, memory and storage usage alongside the virtual servers and containers on each node. This sample fleet spans London, Frankfurt and Amsterdam.
Every virtual server in one list
One row per server: its state, the node it runs on, the addresses it holds and the actions you can take on it. Search and filters narrow the list down to the servers you are working on.
Limits per customer, set once
Decide how much CPU, memory, disk and how many servers each customer or reseller may use. The panel applies those caps everywhere, so nobody has to check usage by hand.
Address pools, with capacity in view
See used and available IPv4 capacity for every pool, with IPv6 prefix settings in the next tab. These sample pools include empty, partly allocated and full ranges.
See it with your own nodes
Start a hosted trial and add a physical server, or read the quickstart first.