Servers

The whole fleet on one screen. Close the SSH tab graveyard.

Every server you own or import, lined up in one dashboard. Metrics, shell access and host hardening, all run from the browser.

£5/mo for 3 servers. The bill stays yours.

dash.serversinc.io/servers/prod-web-01
The server detail page with a health summary, live metrics and recent commands

What every server walks in with

Import

Any Linux host

One command and bare metal, a VPS, or a box already serving traffic falls in line.

Provision

Your provider key

Spin up a machine with a cloud provider. The bill lands in your account, where it stays.

Metrics

CPU, memory, disk, network

Sampled continuously, plotted over time, with thresholds that raise alerts.

Health

Host hardening as toggles

Root SSH login, unattended upgrades, Fail2Ban and NTP time sync in one panel.

Firewall

An explicit port list

Open ports live in one list you edit here, instead of by hand in iptables.

Commands

Shell without SSH

Run a command through Serversinc. It captures the output and writes down who asked.

Health

Harden the host without ever opening a config file

Every server gets a health tab. The checks you would otherwise script yourself at midnight, each one a toggle.

  • Root SSH login, unattended upgrades, Fail2Ban and NTP time sync in one panel
  • Firewall with an explicit list of open ports, managed here instead of in iptables
  • CPU, memory, disk and network metrics, with thresholds that raise alerts
dash.serversinc.io/servers/vps-100/health
The server health tab with toggles for root SSH login, automatic updates, Fail2Ban, time sync and the firewall

Commands

Run every command. Keep every receipt.

Send it through Serversinc. It runs on the box, captures every line, and writes down who asked. The days of 'who ran this' are done.

  • Destructive commands ask for confirmation first
  • Full history per server, failures and their output included
  • The same from your terminal with sinc servers exec
dash.serversinc.io/servers/vps-100/commands
A server command history table listing the command, who ran it, when, and its status

Automation

Every server action is an API call, every single one

Features ship on the API first, so anything you can click you can also script. The sinc CLI wraps the same endpoints.

servers.sh REST
curl -s https://api.serversinc.io/v1/servers \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SERVERSINC_TOKEN" \
  | jq '.data[] | {name, provider, status, ip}'
terminal CLI
$ sinc servers exec vps-100 "docker ps --format '{{.Names}}'"
Running on vps-100, waiting for output.
  api
  postgres
  traefik
Command finished, exit 0. Recorded as cmd_01HV2J3K4M.

Serversinc, or a wall of SSH tabs and broken dreams

What changes when the control plane is a platform, not your terminal history at 3am.

Feature Traditional Serversinc
Access SSH into each server, one at a time One dashboard, one API, the whole roster
Metrics Pick a stack, install it, maintain it forever CPU, memory, disk and network, in the box already
Hardening A runbook you stopped following Toggles for SSH, updates, Fail2Ban and the firewall
Firewall Hand-edit iptables on each box One explicit list of open ports
Commands Whatever survived in .bash_history Every command, its output, and who ran it
Offline Your panel goes down with the box The dashboard runs off the box and does not flinch

FAQs

Connect your first server

The install command takes about a minute. Then the box is yours to run from anywhere. The docs cover importing hosts, provisioning with your own key, and setting up alerts.