The Servers page lists every cloud server in your workspace and shows each one’s status, hostname, and IP address at a glance. It is where you open a server to manage it, filter the list by state, or start a new deployment.
Where to find it
Sign in to the console at console.stackharbor.com, then in the sidebar go to Infrastructure → Servers. The breadcrumb at the top of the page reads Infrastructure › Servers.
What you can do here
- Summary card — the card at the top shows how many servers this service holds and a health pill, for example
4 Running, so you can confirm the overall state without scanning the table. - Refresh — re-pulls the current state from the platform. Use it after you deploy a server or power one on or off.
- Add New Server — opens the deploy wizard so you can provision another machine.
- Status tabs — All, Running, and Stopped, each with a live count, filter the list to servers in that state.
- Search servers — narrow the list by typing part of a label, hostname, or ID.
- The servers table — one row per server, with these columns:
- Label — the friendly name for the server, such as
web-1e42. - Cloud Server ID — the platform’s unique identifier, with a copy button beside it. Use this ID when you open a support ticket or call the API.
- Status — a colored pill such as
Running. - Hostname — the server’s hostname.
- IP Address — its primary IP address.
- Actions — the eye icon opens the server’s details; the three-dot menu holds the per-server actions.
- Label — the friendly name for the server, such as
- Row expander — the chevron at the start of a row expands it in place for a quick look without leaving the page.
- Pagination — set how many rows appear per page and move between pages. The range indicator, for example
1-4 of 4, shows where you are in the list.
Good to know
- The list reflects the servers in the service you are viewing. If a server you just created is not there yet, click Refresh — it may still be provisioning.
- Label and Hostname are for you; the Cloud Server ID is the stable identifier that does not change, so it is the safest reference in tickets and scripts.
- The Stopped tab stays available even when it reads
0, so you always know at a glance whether anything is powered down. - This is an early-access console and the Servers area is still being expanded. If something you expect is missing, refresh the page or confirm you are in the right workspace.
To add another machine, see Deploy a cloud server.