Health ​
Health is the one page that answers "is anything wrong with this server". It collects what is broken or at risk, says why, says how old the observation is, and offers the safest next action for each item.
Overview ​
URL: /admin/health
Open it from Health > Overview in the sidebar, or from View health on the dashboard.
Five tiles across the top summarise the server:
| Tile | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Overall | The worst state found anywhere on the server. |
| Critical | Findings that need attention now. |
| Warning | Findings that are not urgent but will bite later. |
| Unknown | Checks that could not be carried out, for example because a service did not answer. |
| Collection | How long ago the observations were gathered. |
An empty page is a good result. If nothing needs attention, the list says so rather than listing everything that is fine.
Needs attention ​
Every finding carries four things:
- What is broken or at risk, as a short title.
- Why it matters, in one sentence.
- How old the observation is, so you can tell a live problem from a stale one.
- The safest next action, as a button that takes you to the screen where you fix it.
For example, a domain without a certificate offers Certificates, and a conflict between Fail2Ban and Imunify360 offers Fail2Ban Settings.
Scopes ​
The page can be narrowed to one area of the server. The sidebar shows the whole picture; these addresses open one slice of it:
| Scope | URL | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Web | /admin/health?scope=web | The web server and its status. |
| Database | /admin/health?scope=database | Database load, query rate, and cache readings. |
| Security | /admin/health?scope=security | Fail2Ban and related protections. |
Healthy coverage ​
Under the findings, one line states what was checked and came back clean, for example how many core services are healthy, whether any job failed, and whether certificates and mail were checked. It exists so an empty findings list is not ambiguous: you can see the checks ran.
Manage services ​
The lower part of the page installs, re-provisions, re-configures, removes, restarts, and opens status details for the managed services. These actions apply to the machine you are signed in to.
The section is collapsed until you open it, so the page stays quick to read.
What is not on this page ​
Per-domain DNS findings are not collected here. They are a specialist check with its own page, DNS Domains Health, reachable from the button at the bottom of Health.