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Infrastructure

Proxmox VE clusters and Hyper-V hosts with their guests, Docker hosts, NAS units, RDS virtual desktops, the Linux and Windows web servers and sites you host for customers, and the hosting panel for resellers and site owners.

  1. 1 Infrastructure overview What the Infrastructure area covers, its sidebar groups, how hosts are found by the agent, and how to read the overview page.
  2. 2 Proxmox clusters and nodes Connect Proxmox VE through the agent on each node or through an API token, adopt a cluster for a customer, and read the cluster and node pages.
  3. 3 Managing virtual machines and containers Find guests across every Proxmox host, open a console, start and stop them, take snapshots, back them up and watch the ones that must stay running.
  4. 4 Proxmox tasks, backups and alerts Follow what Proxmox did and what was started from Tenvara, keep task logs Proxmox would lose, and understand every Proxmox alert.
  5. 5 Web servers How web servers are found, choosing which of their sites are monitored, adopting a server so Tenvara can run site operations, and everything on the server page.
  6. 6 Creating and managing sites Create a website on an adopted web server, choose how it is checked, then manage its domains, certificates, access protection, maintenance mode and PHP version.
  7. 7 Site databases, SFTP, cron and logs Create and restore a site's databases, give developers SFTP access, schedule cron jobs and read the site's logs from Tenvara.
  8. 8 Deploys and site backups Deploy a site from git or an uploaded build with atomic releases and instant rollback, and back sites up on the server on a schedule.
  9. 9 WordPress sites Install WordPress, keep a whole estate of sites updated by policy with automatic rollback, sign in to wp-admin in one click, manage the site's users, match plugins against a vulnerability feed and harden each site.
  10. 10 Certificates, operations and alerts Find the certificates your web servers serve in the one Certificates list, review the history of every operation run on them, and understand the web server alerts.
  11. 11 Hyper-V hosts and virtual machines How the agent finds Hyper-V hosts, adopting a host, the host and virtual machine pages, integration services, power actions, checkpoints, replication health and backups of Hyper-V virtual machines.
  12. 12 The hosting panel, resellers and site owners Give customers a hosting panel for their own websites, with plans and quotas, site owner and reseller accounts, people with roles, and what they can do in the panel.
  13. 13 Windows hosting: IIS, SQL Server and MySQL Host static and .NET sites on Windows Server with IIS, with application pools, bindings, applications, rewrite rules, web.config, FTP, and SQL Server and MySQL databases side by side.
  14. 14 Virtual desktops: finding and adopting deployments How the agent finds Remote Desktop Services deployments, how to adopt or ignore one, what an RDS deployment's page shows, and which actions wait for an approval.
  15. 15 Sessions, who is on what and connection quality See who is on which virtual desktop now, act on a session from the Sessions tab, a customer or a ticket, read a session's connection quality and let people fix their own session from the portal.
  16. 16 Golden images Keep the golden image of each RDS collection with every version, then build, test on an isolated host, sign off and roll out a new version in stages, with roll back and drift alerts.
  17. 17 Pool machines and non-persistent desktops Prepare the agent in a golden image so every clone enrols as itself, keep a reset desktop on its own record, leave machines switched off on purpose out of offline alerts, and count pool machines fairly for billing.
  18. 18 Published apps, printing and reports for virtual desktops See and change what an RDS deployment publishes and who gets it through groups, find printing problems on session hosts before people ring, and report on session peaks, CALs, logon times and rightsizing.
  19. 19 Docker hosts and containers How the agent finds Docker Engine and Podman, what the Containers tab and the Docker hosts list show, and the alerts Tenvara raises for containers that stop, loop, fail their health check or fill the disk.
  20. 20 Updating, backing up and managing containers See which containers have a newer image, update them with Update now or in the patch window with automatic roll back, back up Compose projects with their databases, and start, stop, read logs, open a shell or prune from Tenvara.
  21. 21 NAS monitoring without an agent on the NAS Add a customer's TrueNAS with a read-only user, let an agent at the site read it, and watch its pools, scrubs, disks, tasks and the NAS's own alerts from one page.
  22. 22 Restarting and patching hypervisor hosts The built-in Hypervisor hosts group and patch policy that install updates but never restart, the Restart needed flag, Restart this host for Proxmox VE, and what to do with a paused update run.
  23. 23 Public website or internal only How Tenvara tells a web server that hosts public websites from an internal box, a welcome page or a web server that serves nothing, and what each badge changes.
  24. 24 Nextcloud, PHP apps and per-site PHP settings Host Nextcloud on a Linux web server, give a PHP app more memory, bigger uploads or the functions it needs within limits you set, add folders outside the site and a reviewed nginx include.
  25. 25 The live job console Watch every command a long agent job runs and its output as it happens, with secrets masked, search, Copy the log and Download log, and the whole log kept with the job and its ticket.