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Infrastructure resource management and visualization for Proxmox VE clusters.

Overview

Real-time cluster overview with VM states, node health, and resource utilization.

Enterprise Edition Features

The Enterprise Edition includes additional columns for enhanced resource visibility:

  • Hostname: Display the hostname for each VM/container
  • OS Info: Operating system information for better identification and management

  • :material-dashboard:{ .lg .middle } System Health

    View CPU, memory, and storage usage across cluster nodes.

  • VM Status

    View VM and container running, stopped, and error states.

  • Storage Monitoring

    Monitor storage capacity and performance indicators.

  • Network Metrics

    View connectivity and bandwidth utilization metrics.

  • Quick Actions

    Start, stop, restart VMs from status view.

  • Performance Data

    Real-time CPU, memory, and I/O statistics.

  • Console Access

    Open NoVnc, Xterm.js, or Spice console directly from the resource view.

Console Limitations

Node Console (NoVnc, Xterm.js)

Node console access requires the WEB API user to be a PAM user (e.g. root@pam).

Users authenticated via other realms (PVE, LDAP, etc.) cannot open a node console because Proxmox VE node consoles require OS-level authentication. The console button will be disabled if the WEB API user is not a PAM user.

VM/Container Console (Qemu, LXC)

VM and container console access requires the WEB API connection to use Credential authentication (username/password).

The console button will be disabled when the WEB API is configured with API Token authentication, as Proxmox VE requires a user session to open a VM console.