Guides
Check your servers each morning
One screen tells you which server needs you, and why. Open it in the morning instead of logging in to each server.
Servers
Section titled “Servers”Every server you can see, worst first: silent servers, then the lowest grade.
- Needs you now lists servers with a critical finding, and servers that have not reported for more than 5 minutes (silent). A silent server shows its last known state.
- The three numbers count the servers needing attention, the critical findings and the warnings.
- Filter by project and by environment, production or staging.
Each server starts at 100. A critical finding costs 15 points and a warning costs 5. A from 90, B from 75, C from 60, D from 40, F below.
A server
Section titled “A server”Open a server to see:
- The grade and its sum, such as
100 - (2 critical x 15) - (3 warnings x 5) = 55, and what fixing the critical findings would do. - Findings, critical first. Each is one sentence, why it matters, and the command that fixes it, with Copy fix. Kiyesi never runs a fix for you.
- Data location: where the server and the databases it uses are, and how sure Kiyesi is.
- Checks: which ran, which passed, and why any were skipped.
The same, in a terminal, after kiyesi login:
kiyesi serverskiyesi server checkout-api-prodProjects and environments
Section titled “Projects and environments”A project groups servers, such as Checkout or Storefront. Each server is in production or staging. Owners and admins add projects in Settings.