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Getting Started Dashboard Overview & Walkthrough

Dashboard Overview & Walkthrough

Learn the layout, status indicators, and key functionalities of the client console.

Welcome to the B A C Enterprise Console! This is your high-performance command center for managing applications, inspecting live server metrics, configuring automated scaling, and keeping track of your cloud infrastructure.

Infrastructure Grid

Your primary cluster table. From here, you can see all your active backend applications, verify their port allocations, control operational states (start, stop, restart), and manage custom domain names.

B A C Fuel Tank

Think of this as your cloud's prepaid utility meter. To keep your application running, the tank must maintain a positive balance. Charges are calculated on an ultra-precise, hourly pay-as-you-go model.

Application Status States

Each card or row in the dashboard indicates its real-time operating state. Here's a simple guide to what they mean:

Running
Healthy & Online The application process is actively running on the host node, bound to its port, and resolving public traffic.
Stopped
Halted / Suspended The process is turned off (either manually shut down or due to an error). In this state, visitors will see a 503 Service Temporarily Halted screen. No credits are consumed while stopped.
Deploying
Updating Build The hosting server is fetching your repository's latest git commits, compiling production builds, resolving packages (npm install), and executing a zero-downtime hot swap.

Fuel Consumption Rates

Your hourly billing is calculated based on stack complexity. Below is a breakdown of standard rates per running hour:

Application Stack Example Stacks Fuel Rate / Hour
Static Frontend View React SPA, Vue, HTML/CSS landing pages 0.01 Units
Dynamic Server App Node.js + Express + EJS Views, Python Flask 0.02 Units
Enterprise Database Stacks Next.js SSR + MongoDB, NestJS Rest APIs 0.04 Units
Quick Dashboard Tip: If you need to deploy a brand new project, click the "Launch New Service" button at the top-right of the Grid. Enter your GitHub repo, select your template, and our server will configure the environment for you in seconds!