@extends('layouts.admin') @section('title') Managing Server: {{ $server->name }} ({{ $server->uuidShort}}) @endsection @section('content')
@if (count($errors) > 0)
{{ trans('strings.whoops') }}! {{ trans('base.validation_error') }}

@endif @foreach (Alert::getMessages() as $type => $messages) @foreach ($messages as $message) @endforeach @endforeach
UUID {{ $server->uuid }}
Owner {{ $server->a_ownerEmail }}
Location {{ $server->a_locationName }}
Node {{ $server->a_nodeName }}
Service {{ $server->a_serviceName }} :: {{ $server->a_servceOptionName }}
Name {{ $server->name }}
Memory {{ $server->memory }}MB (Swap: {{ $server->swap }}MB) (OOM Killer: {{ ($server->oom_disabled === 0) ? 'enabled' : 'disabled' }})
Disk Space {{ $server->disk }}MB (Enforced: no)
Block IO Weight {{ $server->io }}
CPU Limit {{ $server->cpu }}%
Default Connection {{ $server->ip }}:{{ $server->port }}
Installed {{ ($server->installed === 1) ? 'Yes' : 'No' }}

Character limits: a-zA-Z0-9_- and [Space] (max 35 characters).

You can change the owner of this server by changing this field to an email matching another use on this system. If you do this a new daemon security token will be generated automatically.

This token should not be shared with anyone as it has full control over this server.

Yes, Reset Daemon Token

Resetting this token will cause any requests using the old token to fail.

{!! csrf_field() !!}
Build
Manage
@endsection