Monitor π©Ί
The Monitor provides real-time insights into your virtual machine's status π, displaying key data such as system information, resource usage, and traffic statistics. It also offers convenient entry points for basic operations to manage your virtual machine effortlessly π.
System Information βΉοΈβ
Quickly view essential details about your virtual machine:
- Instance Name: Your virtual machine's identifier
- Running Status: Real-time operational status π’
- Public IP Address: Connection entry point
- Region: Geographic location π
- Operating System Version: System environment
- Start Time: Uptime β³
- CPU Cores: Computing power βοΈ
- Memory Capacity: Memory resources
- Bandwidth Limit: Network speed π
- Storage Capacity: Disk space πΎ
- Creation and Expiry Date: Lifecycle π
Resource Usage πβ
Network Traffic πβ
- View total traffic usage for the current month.
- Supports viewing traffic data for the past 24 hours / 3 days / 15 days.
- Displays traffic trends in a chart π, clearly showing peak values and different traffic levels.
CPU Usage π»β
- Shows current CPU usage in real time.
- Provides CPU usage trend charts for the past 24 hours / 3 days / 15 days to optimize performance.
Memory Usage π§ β
- Displays current memory usage in real time.
- Provides memory usage trend charts for the past 24 hours / 3 days / 15 days for easy monitoring.
Disk Usage πΏβ
- Shows current disk usage to keep track of storage status.
Virtual Machine Operations π οΈβ
Reset User and Password πβ
Forgot your virtual machineβs SSH account or password? No problem! Reset them with one click in the Monitor:
- Reset to Existing Username: Updates only the password, keeping the current user.
- Reset to New Username: Creates a new user without automatically deleting the old one. For server security, we recommend logging in and manually deleting the old user after resetting.
Commands to View and Delete Users:
# View regular users in the system
getent passwd | awk -F: '$3 >= 1000 && $3 < 65534 {print $1}'
# Delete a user but keep their home directory
sudo userdel username
# Delete a user and remove their home directory
sudo userdel -r username
System Reset πβ
Reset your system with one click on the Monitor page! β οΈ Please back up important files in advance to avoid data loss.
Supported Operating Systems:
Browse Support List: Supported Systems
Change IP (Coming Soon) πβ
Karen will soon support changing your virtual machineβs IP address with one click, automatically assigning a new IP.
Security Group π‘οΈβ
Learn more: Security Group
Upgrade/Downgrade (Coming Soon) βοΈβ
Flexibly adjust your virtual machineβs configuration, with future support for seamless upgrades/downgrades without downtime! Adjustable parameters include:
- CPU cores
- Memory size
- Disk size
- Network bandwidth
- Traffic limit
Reset Traffic πβ
For traffic-based billing virtual machines, if your monthly traffic quota is exceeded and speed is throttled, you can reset traffic to restore full speed.
Renewal πΈβ
Renew your virtual machine directly on the Monitor page to extend its service term.
Remote Connection (In Development) πβ
Coming soon:
- Web Terminal: Operate directly in your browser
- VNC: Remote desktop experience