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Not logged in: the API surface is closed until you are.
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Change your password: the current one to prove it is you, the new one twice. You stay signed in.
The server answers with a one-time temporary password — hand it to the invitee, they set their own at first login.
Show columns
Click a person: the same actions as in the list.
No one matches.
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| Service | State | PID | Processes | CPU | Memory | AppArmor | Since |
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| Interface | In | Out | Received · sent |
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Measured from this browser through the edge, at the page's own pace, so the test never meets a refusal of its own making.
Not measured yet: run the test.
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Targets: idle p99 below 50 ms; the slowest answer of a burst below 1 s.
| PID | Name | User | State | CPU | Memory |
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Time runs on a log scale both ways from now, so the last minutes and the last year fit one line. Point at a mark for its details; click a copy to pick it as a restore point.
The line is how busy the box usually is at each hour, learned over the past weeks (requests a minute). Each heavy job waits in its window for the usually quietest moment, and starts by its latest start (dashed) so it ends before its deadline (red).
Puts the whole box's data back as it was at the chosen moment. The present is kept as an undo point for 14 days, so a restore can be taken back.
Each value comes from a fixed list or a bounded range. Saving sends a request that the box's helper checks and applies within a minute. Disks and addresses are set on the box itself (below).
What the box takes and holds. Each value stays inside its bounds; a value set here wins over the operator's until it is given back.
A restart stops the server for a few seconds and starts it again: every open page waits, then goes on by itself.