How it works

CPU, memory and resource reviews

The dashboard shows the percentage of the application quota, not total server usage. For a 0.5 vCPU application, 100% means that quota is occupied; it does not mean the entire machine is at capacity.

The red card and notification bell display CPU and memory warnings. A warning requires at least three minutes above 85% with fresh, continuous samples. At 100%, it becomes critical. Old or missing data is not presented as zero usage.

The warning remains while the condition is active and disappears after recovery. Charts use measured history when available. More traffic, demanding jobs or code issues can cause high usage; check logs before purchasing resources.

Review resources opens settings. View plans opens billing. The warning does not activate replicas, change CPU/RAM or confirm a purchase. Hourly add-ons are being prepared and are not billed automatically in this version.

CPU, memory, local storage and S3 are separate resources. Store images and videos in S3; application-local disk is not shared between replicas. The actual collector frequency determines how often readings change.