2RD VPS Monitor

These are the programs running on the server. Green "active" means it's working. Red means it stopped and needs attention. Eli is the AI assistant that talks to Abe in Slack.

How much of the server's power is being used. CPU is brain power, RAM is short-term memory, Disk is storage space. Green is good, yellow means getting full, red means almost out.

The code that runs Eli lives on GitHub. This shows the latest code version and when the server last grabbed updates. If "last pull" is old, the server might be running outdated code.

How busy Eli has been. "Messages" is how many times Abe talked to Eli. "API Calls" is how many times Eli used Claude AI to think through an answer. More API calls = more cost, but also means Eli is actively working.

Problems and issues. Errors are things that went wrong. Warnings are things that might become a problem. Restarts show how many times the service had to be restarted. If you see lots of errors or restarts, something needs fixing.

Was Eli available over the last 24 hours? Each bar is one hour. Green = working the whole hour. Yellow = had some downtime. Red = was down most of that hour. Gray = we don't have data for that time yet.

Other services running on the server. n8n is the automation tool that connects to AppFolio, QuickBooks, etc. Traefik handles web traffic and security certificates. Cron jobs are scheduled tasks that run automatically (like daily email digests).

"Restart Eli" turns the assistant off and on again (fixes most issues). "Git Pull" grabs the latest code from GitHub. "Restart n8n" restarts the automation engine. Use these instead of logging into the server directly.