Server settings
What the Settings tab shows about a server, from its address and resources to its startup command and tags.
In the dashboard
The Settings tab of a server shows the facts you look up most: its address, what the plan gives it, and the command it starts with. Only the tags can be edited here. Open it from the server page in the dashboard with the Settings tab.
The name, the limits and the address are set when we set the server up. To change the resources, change the plan from the server's service page, which Plan and billing opens; see Billing. The dashboard has no way to rename a server.
Your own labels for the server. They appear on the Container Apps page and in the services list, and you can filter both by them. Type a tag in Add a tag and press Enter; a tag uses lowercase letters, digits, dots, dashes and slashes. Select the cross on a tag to remove it. Each change saves at once. Tags explains how tags work across your account.
General
Section titled General- Name
- The name you gave the server when you ordered it.
- UUID
- The server's ID. The API and support use it to identify the server. Copy UUID copies it.
- Software
- The software the server runs, with its catalogue slug in brackets when that differs from the name.
- Image
- The container image the software runs in.
- Node
- The machine the server runs on, and its location.
- Created
- When the server was set up.
- Status
- The server's lifecycle status, such as
running,stopped,installingorsuspended.
Plan and billing opens the server's service page, where you change the plan or cancel the server.
Network
Section titled NetworkThe primary address players and apps connect to. Open Ports opens the Ports tab, where you add more ports or change the primary one.
- IP address
- The IP address alone. Copy IP address copies it.
- Address with port
- The IP address and port together, such as
203.0.113.10:10565. Copy address copies it.
Resources
Section titled ResourcesWhat the plan gives this server.
| Field | What it means |
|---|---|
| Memory | Memory in MB, with the same figure in GB below it. |
| Disk | Disk space in MB, with GB below it. |
| CPU | CPU limit as a percentage, where 100% is one core. The figure below it gives the number of cores. 0% means no limit. |
| Database slots | How many databases you can create on the Databases tab. |
| Backup slots | How many backups the server can keep. |
| Port slots | How many ports the server can hold, including the primary one. |
Startup variables
Section titled Startup variablesThe software template sets these values, such as the game version or the file the server starts. The Software tab changes them when it switches versions, so treat this table as read-only. Each value has a copy button.
Startup command
Section titled Startup commandThe command the server runs when it starts, with the startup variables filled in. The copy button copies it, for example to run the same server elsewhere.
With the API
Section titled With the APIGET /api/v1/client/servers/{uuid} returns everything this tab shows.
curl https://api.coritan.com/api/v1/client/servers/$SERVER \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $CORITAN_TOKEN"
| Tab field | Response field |
|---|---|
| Name | name |
| UUID | uuid |
| Software | template_name, template_slug |
| Image | docker_image |
| Node | node_name, location_name |
| Created | created_at |
| Status | status |
| IP address and Address with port | ip_address, port |
| Memory, Disk, CPU | memory_mb, disk_mb, cpu_percent |
| Database slots, Backup slots, Port slots | database_limit, backup_limit, allocation_limit |
| Startup variables | variables |
| Startup command | startup_command |
| Tags | tags |
| Plan and billing | service_id, the ID of the server's service |
API operations on this page
| Method | Path | What it does |
|---|---|---|
GET | /api/v1/client/servers/{uuid} | Get server details |