EnderDashServers and Workspaces
Learn how the Servers page, the server detail page, and the panel workspace fit together.
Organization inventory
What you do on the Servers page
The Servers page is the main inventory view for an organization. It is where you:
- see which servers are online or offline
- open a server
- create new server records
- delete server records
- jump into Downloads to finish setup
Who can change server records
Creating servers, deleting servers, and rotating API keys are owner or admin actions.
Working inside a server
Tabs mode
Once a server is connected, the server detail page can present panels in a simpler one-panel-at-a-time layout.
- good when you only need one tool at once
- the default fallback on smaller screens
Workspace mode
Use workspace mode when you want multiple panels open side by side while you work.
- better for multi-panel workflows like console plus files, or events plus player data
- only shown when the screen size and target capabilities make it practical
Available panels
The server page only shows panels that make sense for the connected target and your plan.
Live operations
- Console for live logs and commands
- Events for structured live event streams
- Automations for automation definitions and run history
Files and host access
- Terminal for host shell sessions
- Files for browsing and editing files
- Processes for host process inspection and control
- Containers for Docker-style container management
- Services for host service control
- Users for local system users
Gameplay and server data
- Players for player lists and player actions
- Permissions for LuckPerms data
- Statistics for TPS, memory, CPU, chunks, and related metrics
- Info for server and host metadata
- Plugins for plugin inventory, linking, and updates
Data sources
- Database for configured database sources
Why a panel might be missing
- the connected target does not expose that capability
- your current permissions do not allow it
- your plan does not include that feature
Things that surprise people
Not every server gets every panel
Host-level tools only appear when the connected target actually exposes those capabilities.
- Info is a real panel. It is not just a summary card.
- Permissions only appears when the server exposes LuckPerms data.
- Terminal, Processes, Containers, Services, and Users are host-level tools. They will not appear on every setup.
- Automations exists even though it was not documented before. If your workflow depends on scheduled or repeatable actions, check that panel.
Related pages
Network
The multi-server workspace for organizations with several connected servers.
Activity
Audit history, server status events, and durable operational records.
Access and Roles
The role and grant rules behind pages or panels that do not show up.
Was this page helpful?
Send a quick note if anything is missing or unclear.
Last updated on