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Hosts

The Hosts page covers the machines your software runs on — physical servers, VMs, and Kubernetes nodes — using the metrics reported by the Hexcovery agent.

Host list

The landing view is a list of every host, each row carrying sparklines so you can scan resource trends across the whole fleet at once and pick out the machine that's behaving differently. Click a row to drill into its detail.

Host detail

Selecting a host opens a full per-machine view:

  • Charts for CPU, memory, disk, and network over the selected time range. CPU includes a per-core breakdown; network and disk I/O show rates.
  • Processes table — the processes running on the host. Click a process to open a side panel with its details.
  • Filesystems table — mounted filesystems with their usage.

Every chart can be expanded to a near-fullscreen view from its ⋮ menu.

Shareable selection

Your selection lives in the URL, so a link reopens the exact host and process you were viewing:

  • ?host_id=<id> opens a specific host, and &pid=<n> opens a specific process panel.
  • ?host=<hostname> is a friendly alias — it resolves the hostname to the host from the loaded list. This is how other pages deep-link here; for example, the Infrastructure block on a Project detail page links straight to the host running that project. If a name can't be resolved, you get a filtered list instead.