# Read your server page

Find a server, check whether it's healthy, and know where each setting lives on its page.

## Step 1: Find the server

Open [Servers](https://app.nuvlo.dev/dashboard/servers). The line under the title counts your servers and how many are running, stopped or being set up. Use **Search servers…**, the provider filter and the status filter to narrow the list, and switch between grid and list view.

In grid view, each card shows live **CPU**, **Memory** and **Disk** use. **Last reported readings** means the server sent no new numbers in the last 2 minutes; **Waiting for readings** means it hasn't reported yet.

| Status | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| **Running** | The server is set up and Nuvlo can manage it. |
| **Provisioning** | The server is still being set up. |
| **Needs attention** | Setup or a later check failed. Open the server to see what's wrong. |
| **Offline** | Nuvlo can't reach the server. |

Click a card, or open the row menu and choose **Manage server**.

![The Servers page in grid view with several server cards showing CPU, memory and disk meters](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/shots/server-overview--servers-list.webp)

## Step 2: Check the header

The header shows the server's name, status, public IP address (with a copy button), provider and plan. **Create site** starts a new site on this server.

While a snapshot or backup is being restored, the status shows **Restoring**. If your account is over its Nuvlo plan, a notice says the server is paused: it keeps running, but Nuvlo no longer deploys to it, backs it up or changes it.

![The server page header with name, Running status, IP address, provider and plan, and the Create site button](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/shots/server-overview--header.webp)

## Step 3: See the sites on it

The **Sites** tab opens first. It lists every site on the server with its type, runtime and status. Use the icons to visit a site, redeploy it, or open its page.

![The Sites tab with the Sites on this server table](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/shots/server-overview--sites-tab.webp)

## Step 4: Check live usage

The **Overview** tab shows live **CPU usage**, **Memory**, **Disk** and **Bandwidth**. **Live** at the top right means the numbers are updating; click **Refresh** to read them again.

The strip below shows **Uptime**, **Load average**, the number of sites, and whether the **Firewall** is on. A load average above the server's vCPU count means it is overloaded.

**Server details** lists the provider, region, plan, IP address, status and creation date. Contabo servers also show the console password and subscription here, see [Manage a Contabo server](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/manage-a-contabo-server).

![The Overview tab with the four usage cards, the health strip and the Server details panel](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/shots/server-overview--overview-tab.webp)

## Step 5: Look at usage over time

The **Graphs** tab charts CPU, RAM, disk use, disk throughput, disk IOPS, network traffic and packets. Choose **Live**, **1 hour**, **12 hours**, **24 hours** or **1 week**.

If the charts are empty and **Collecting historical metrics** shows, click **Refresh agent** to reinstall the metrics agent. More in [Monitoring](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/monitoring).

![The Graphs tab with the time range buttons and the usage charts](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/shots/server-overview--graphs-tab.webp)

## Step 6: Open the other tabs

| Tab | What you do there |
| --- | --- |
| **Firewall** | Turn the firewall on and manage inbound rules. See [Firewall rules](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/firewall-rules). |
| **Backups** | Snapshots and the provider's automatic backups. Only shown when your provider offers them. See [Server snapshots](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/server-snapshots) and [Provider backups](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/provider-backups). |
| **Settings** | Maintenance, [services](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/server-services), the [server plan](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/resize-a-server), [runtimes](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/server-runtimes), the [WordPress database console](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/wordpress-database-console), and disconnecting or deleting the server. |

![The top of the Settings tab with the Maintenance card](https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/shots/server-overview--settings-tab.webp)

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Source: https://app.nuvlo.dev/docs/server-overview