Console
Control your server
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Console
Chat
Errors
Warnings
>
Server Status
Offline
Server Address
n/a
Uptime
Offline
Location
Storage
0 GB
Max Players
-
CPU
0% / 0%
RAM
0 GB / 0 GB
Network
↓ 0 B/s
↑ 0 B/s
0%
0 GB
0 GB
↓ 0 B/s
↑ 0 B/s
How do I use the server console?
The console displays real-time server logs with color-coded entries: INFO in blue, WARN in yellow, ERROR in red, and DEBUG in purple. Type commands in the input at the bottom. Use the Up/Down arrow keys to cycle through your last 10 commands. Auto-scroll pauses when you scroll up to read older messages. Read the full guide →
What do the console tabs do?
Console shows all unfiltered output. Chat filters to player messages only. Errors and Warnings filter by log level (Minecraft). Players shows online/offline player lists (Hytale). The right-side toolbar has Share, View Mode, Clear, and Export buttons.
How do I start, stop, or restart my server?
Use the power buttons in the console header. Start boots an offline server, Restart performs a graceful restart, and Stop shuts down gracefully. A Kill button appears after clicking Stop for force-stopping an unresponsive server. If the node is at capacity, you will enter a startup queue that auto-retries every 60 seconds.
How do I share my console logs?
Click the Share button in the tab controls. This creates a shareable link that expires after 7 days. Sensitive information like IP addresses, auth tokens, and email addresses is automatically redacted. The shared log includes your server name as a header for context. You can also Export tab contents as a .txt file.
What do the resource monitoring cards show?
Three cards display real-time CPU (percentage of your limit), RAM (GB used vs. total allocated), and Disk (GB used vs. total). Toggle between Graph View for live line charts and Simple View for compact progress bars using the View Mode button in the toolbar.
How do I connect players to my server?
Click the Connect button to open the connection modal. For Java, copy the domain address or direct IP:port. For Bedrock, use the Quick Join button or share link. You can also set up Remote Startup to create a public link that lets friends start your server when it is offline.