Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.breezehost.xyz/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Managing Your VPS

The dashboard integrated with Proxmox gives you complete control over your VPS. This guide covers essential management tasks.

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Accessing the VPS Control Panel

1. Log in to dash.breezehost.xyz with your account credentials
2. Navigate to “Services” or “My Services” in the menu
3. Find your VPS service and click “Manage” or the service name to open the control panel

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VPS Power Controls

The VPS control panel includes quick action buttons for essential operations.

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Start/Stop/Restart

Your VPS provides three power management options:

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Monitoring Resources

The dashboard displays real-time resource usage for your VPS:

• CPU Usage: Current and historical CPU utilization
• RAM Usage: Memory consumption by your applications
• Disk Usage: Storage usage and remaining capacity
• Network: Bandwidth usage and data transfer statistics

Check these metrics regularly to ensure your VPS has adequate resources for your applications.

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Console Access (noVNC)

The noVNC console provides direct access to your server’s terminal, useful for troubleshooting when SSH is unavailable.

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Using the Console

1. In the VPS control panel, look for a “Console” or “VNC” button
2. Click to open the web-based console interface
3. You’ll see your VPS’s terminal output and can interact directly with the system

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When to Use Console

• SSH Connection Issues: Troubleshoot networking problems
• Bootloader Access: Modify GRUB settings during startup
• Emergency Recovery: Access your system when SSH is disabled
• Kernel Panics: View error messages from system failures

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Reinstalling Your Operating System

Sometimes you need a fresh start. The dashboard allows OS reinstallation directly.

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Reinstall Process

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Viewing Server Details

The control panel displays important server information:

• Server IP Address: Your VPS’s public IP (used for SSH, web services, DNS)
• Hostname: Server’s internal name
• Operating System: Currently installed OS
• Plan Details: CPU, RAM, storage allocation
• Billing Information: Next renewal date, pricing

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Bandwidth and Usage Statistics

Monitor your data consumption through the panel:

• Monthly Bandwidth: How much data has been transferred
• Bandwidth Limit: Your plan’s monthly allowance
• Data Direction: Inbound vs. outbound data

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Service Suspension and Termination

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Suspension

Services may be automatically suspended if:

• Payment fails and invoice becomes overdue
• Terms of Service violations are detected
• Abuse of resources or services occurs

Suspended services can usually be reactivated by:

1. Resolving the issue (paying invoice, etc.)
2. Requesting reactivation from support
3. Waiting for automatic reactivation (typically immediate upon issue resolution)

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Termination

You can terminate your VPS at any time:

1. Log into the dashboard
2. Navigate to your VPS service
3. Look for “Terminate” or “Cancel Service” button
4. Confirm the cancellation

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Upgrading Your VPS

If your application needs more resources:

1. Log into the dashboard
2. Navigate to your VPS service
3. Click “Upgrade” or “Change Plan”
4. Select a larger plan with more CPU/RAM/storage
5. Confirm the upgrade

Upgrades typically:

• Provision additional resources immediately
• May require a brief restart to apply changes
• Bill the difference prorated to your next renewal date

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Troubleshooting Common Issues

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Can’t Connect via SSH

1. Verify the server IP address is correct
2. Ensure port 22 is open in your firewall
3. Check your firewall rules with ufw status (if configured)
4. Try the noVNC console to diagnose boot issues
5. Contact support if problems persist

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Out of Disk Space

1. Check disk usage: df -h
2. Find large files: du -sh /*
3. Clean package manager: apt clean && apt autoclean
4. Delete unnecessary files
5. Upgrade to a larger plan if persistent

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High CPU Usage

1. List processes: top or htop
2. Identify resource hogs
3. Stop unnecessary services
4. Optimize your applications
5. Upgrade your plan if needed

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Next Steps