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Health Dashboard ​

The first thing you see when you open RasnuOS is the global Health Dashboard — a real-time command center aggregating the operational state of your entire infrastructure, across every server and every cloud provider, in one unified view.

Live, 1-Second Telemetry ​

Most infrastructure dashboards refresh every 60 seconds by polling an API. RasnuOS is different.

Because the Agent maintains a persistent outbound WebSocket connection to the Control Plane at all times, telemetry is streamed continuously. The dashboard reflects the actual current state of your fleet at 1-second resolution, not a minute-old snapshot.

You instantly see:

  • Global CPU utilization across all connected Server Groups, with per-node breakdowns.
  • Memory consumption and available swap per server.
  • Disk space warnings — servers approaching 80% or 90% are automatically surfaced with color-coded indicators so they never catch you off guard.
  • Agent connectivity state — an offline Agent is highlighted immediately, distinct from a healthy server with a crashed application daemon.

The Status Grid ​

The Health Dashboard renders your infrastructure as a clean, scannable grid of Server Groups and their member nodes.

Each node displays its current operational state:

  • Healthy — all configured Health Checks are passing and the Agent is connected.
  • Degraded — the Agent is online but one or more application-level Health Checks are failing (e.g., your API is returning HTTP 500 errors).
  • Offline — the Agent has not sent a heartbeat within the expected window, indicating a network outage, server crash, or cloud provider incident.
  • Provisioning — the server is being bootstrapped and the Agent is not yet registered.

This four-state model ensures there is no ambiguity about whether a server problem is at the infrastructure level or the application level.

Cost Summary Panel ​

The Health Dashboard also surfaces a live monthly cost summary for your entire fleet, aggregated from the Cloud Provider API connections. You see your current estimated spend at a glance, without opening a single AWS or DigitalOcean billing console.