See every server at a glance

What you get: the state of your whole fleet in the time it takes to type a command, without opening a dashboard or SSH-ing anywhere.

the whole fleet Copy

$ quox fleet summaryFleet Summary───────────────────────Total       17Connected   17Healthy     15Degraded    0Critical    0Stale       0Down        0$ quox fleet statusFleet Status──────────────────────Status         operationalTotal Agents   17Connected      17Stale          0Dead           0 Host            Status       Version    Last Seengit-01          degraded     1.0        9s agometrics-01      healthy      1.0        19s agomonitor-01      unhealthy    1.0        4s agoweb-01          healthy      1.0        3s agoweb-02          healthy      1.0        5s agodb-01           healthy      1.0        5s ago 17 items

From a real run on our own install. Host names changed; eleven rows left out.

Read it like this:

• Connected means the agent on that machine is talking to your Quox. Stale and Dead count agents that stopped reporting.
• Status per host is what the agent reports about the machine: healthy, degraded or unhealthy.
• Last Seen is how long ago that host last checked in. Seconds is normal.

What just happened

Both commands only read. They ask your Quox for the latest reports its agents sent; nothing is run on the servers themselves.

Check it yourself

quox fleet hosts adds the registry view: every host Bastion knows, its group, and machines that never checked in. quox fleet agents lists the agents themselves.

Undo

Nothing to undo: these only read.

Next

• Run a command on a server, with a human in the loop