Show CPU, memory and disk meters on the Servers list#1699

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The Servers list now shows each Server's CPU, memory and disk use right now, so you can spot a full disk or a busy Server without opening it.

Stacked on #1698. #1697, lower in the stack, adds the metric reads.

Each row reads the last five minutes of its Server's metrics. A meter shows its newest sample only while that sample is recent: within three samples of the read's end (30 seconds for CPU and memory, which the Server samples every 10 seconds, and 3 minutes for disk, sampled every minute). An older sample shows a dash, and a row with no recent sample at all reads No readings, so a Server that stopped sampling never shows an old number as current. A Server that didn't reply in time reads Didn't answer. A Server on a release without metrics reads Upgrade to see metrics. A meter the Server sent no reading for shows a dash, never 0%. A meter turns amber at 85%. Meters show on wide windows only, the same as the other row details.

Each row makes its own read through #1697's serverMetricsQueryOptions. There is no batch read for many Servers, all rows share the Organization's runtime session, and a slow or failing Server only blanks its own row. Fleets are small enough that one read per row costs little. The row state comes from what the read says about availability, not from the Server's advertised version, so the list and the Monitoring tab can't disagree.

The Server page (#1702) builds on two pieces from this PR. serverNow in server-now.ts is the current-usage projection: CPU as a fraction, memory and disk as used and total bytes, read from its own short NOW_RANGE read rather than a chart's range. src/components/metric-meter.tsx exports the meter's clamp (meterValue) and its amber-at-85% colour (meterIndicatorClass), so the page's larger meter cards share the policy without sharing the layout.

The prototype has a row Upgrade link. The list leaves it out, because each row is already a link and the Upgrade button above the list does the same job.

Verify dashboard

The Servers list reads Servers from the Runtime Watch, so the verify dashboard showed nothing without real Servers. FAKE_SERVERS=1 scripts/verify/up.sh now fakes the watch with three Servers that match the metrics fixture: fra-1 answers, fra-2 is offline, and syd-1 runs 0.2.4. This only runs in dev with the flag set, and production builds drop it.

Testing

  • server-now.test.ts covers the newest-sample pick, a stale CPU or memory sample showing a dash while a minute-cadence disk sample still counts, every sample stale reading No readings, the freshness window widening with a broader read's buckets, and each reason a row has no meters. With the freshness check removed, three of its tests fail.
  • server-meters.test.tsx covers that an offline Server is never read and that narrow windows make no read.
  • Checked in the verify dashboard with FAKE_SERVERS=1. The screenshots below are that run, wide and narrow.
  • Not checked against real Servers. The verify dashboard's metrics are fixture replies.

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  • New Features
    • The server list shows current CPU, memory, and disk usage on wide screens, with clear messages when a server is offline, needs an upgrade, or has no recent readings.
    • Verification mode can display sample servers and Runtime Watch data without connecting to real servers.
  • Documentation
    • Updated server management guidance to explain the metrics and availability messages.

The Servers list now displays per-server CPU, memory, and disk readings on wide viewports. The change adds metric freshness handling, status messages, and a fake Runtime Watch mode with fixtures for verification.

Changes: Server Metrics in the Servers List

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Convert metrics to current readings
dashboard/src/routes/_protected/cloud/$organizationSlug/_org/~/servers/-components/server-now.ts, dashboard/src/routes/_protected/cloud/$organizationSlug/_org/~/servers/-components/server-now.test.ts
Maps availability states to result states and filters CPU, memory, and disk readings by freshness. Tests cover newest samples, missing or old readings, and availability mappings.
Render metrics in server rows
dashboard/src/hooks/use-media-query.ts, dashboard/src/components/metric-meter.tsx, dashboard/src/routes/_protected/cloud/$organizationSlug/_org/~/servers/-components/server-meters.tsx, dashboard/src/routes/_protected/cloud/$organizationSlug/_org/~/servers/index.tsx, dashboard/src/routes/_protected/cloud/$organizationSlug/_org/~/servers/-components/server-meters.test.tsx, dashboard/src/collections/data-boundaries.static.test.ts, docs/user/servers/manage-servers.md
Adds responsive per-server metrics, status messages, and meters. The route renders the component for each server. Tests cover offline servers and viewport-dependent reads; documentation describes the displayed states.
Add fake Runtime Watch verification
dashboard/scripts/verify/up.sh, dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics.verify-fixture.ts, dashboard/src/modules/runtime/runtime-watch.verify-fixture.ts, dashboard/src/modules/runtime/runtime-watch.server.ts, .agents/skills/verify-dashboard/SKILL.md
Sets PLOYZ_VERIFY_RUNTIME for fake-server verification and supplies fixture Runtime Watch frames. Documentation describes the fixture server states and their limits.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature · Unblocks: 1 PR

Sequence Diagram(s)

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1sequenceDiagram
2 participant ServersPage
3 participant ServerMeters
4 participant serverMetricsQueryOptions
5 participant serverNow
6 participant MetricMeter
7 ServersPage->>ServerMeters: Render a server row
8 ServerMeters->>serverMetricsQueryOptions: Read metrics when wide and server is online
9 serverMetricsQueryOptions-->>ServerMeters: Return metrics
10 ServerMeters->>serverNow: Convert metrics to current readings
11 serverNow-->>ServerMeters: Return availability and meter values
12 ServerMeters->>MetricMeter: Render CPU, memory, and disk values
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 83df2

The declaration update adds no identified merge blocker. The Servers guide may misdescribe stale readings, and a narrow abort timing can stall fake-server verification; both warrant follow-up.

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to ebc2a

Access checks remain in place, and fake readings are restricted to development. Reusing a Server identity across organizations may cause cached readings to appear under the wrong organization. This is a limited data-isolation concern, not evidence of broader access or increased privileges.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · security · inferred: The new Servers-list caller makes an organization-unpartitioned metrics cache reachable. If two organization views contain the same machineId, their identical five-minute query keys can reuse cached readings across organization ownership boundaries. Fresh backend authorization does not apply when a cached result is reused. Live duplicate identity reachability is not established, and explicit logout reloads the document.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The identified concern is bounded to cached operational readings in a browser query-client lifetime, conditional on overlapping machine identities across organization views. The inspected new caller invokes a metrics read rather than a server mutation or deployment operation.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — A conditional path exists when a user reads metrics in organization A and then views organization B with the same machineId and range in the same query-client lifetime: the shared key can return A's cached readings under B's row. Persistence permits that identity overlap, but production enrollment reachability was not established. This is not a demonstrated unauthorized backend read or cross-user disclosure.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Organization authorization remains on fresh server reads and on the public Runtime Watch opening path. Explicit sign-out navigates with reloadDocument=true, which is counterevidence to cache retention through ordinary logout. Development fixture selection requires a server-side setting as well as development mode.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Metrics reads use Effect.scoped resource ownership. Runtime session finalizers remove registered sessions and close their resources; pairing-generation changes close affected sessions, and sustained pairing-check failures fail closed. These controls constrain resource and credential lifetime for the new callers, but do not partition their browser cache.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Partition server-metric query identity by organization and verify same-machineId navigation across organizations. Separately validate non-logout authentication transitions before relying on session lifetime as a cache-isolation control.
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21+ const wide = useMediaQuery(WIDE);
22+ const offline = server.status === "offline";
23+ const read = useQuery({
24+ ...serverMetricsQueryOptions({ organizationSlug, machineId: server.machine.id, ...NOW_RANGE }),

P2 Badge Scope the metrics cache key to the organization

When navigating between organizations containing the same machine ID—for example after transferring a Server—this call reuses the same React Query entry because serverMetricsQueryOptions keys only on machine ID and range, although its query function also depends on organizationSlug. An in-flight request can therefore complete with the previous organization's response, and a response within the 30-second staleTime is rendered without querying the new organization at all. Include the organization in the metrics query key before consuming this factory here.

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……@@ -20,6 +20,11 @@ list, a summary reads **All 3 online**, or puts problems first, like **1 offline
23+On a wide window, each row also shows how much of the server's CPU, memory and disk is in use
24+right now. A server that didn't reply in time reads **Didn't answer**. A server on a release
25+without metrics reads **Upgrade to see metrics**. A dash means the server sent no recent reading
26+for that meter, and **No readings** means it sent none for any of them.
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serverNow also returns no_readings when the server sent samples but all samples are too old. Change this sentence to say that no meter has a recent reading. Otherwise, the guide gives the wrong explanation for a server that stopped sampling.

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27+export async function* verifyRuntimeFrameHeldOpen(signal: AbortSignal): AsyncIterable<RuntimeWatchView> {
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  • Say why the Servers list reads Server metrics on demand0f678ab
  • Add a meter that shows a fraction as a bar and its percent13608c0
  • List fixture Servers in the verify dashboard with FAKE_SERVERS=11db4129
  • Count a Server meter as now only while its reading is recent, and share the meter policy4a9fe95
  • Show CPU, memory and disk meters on each Server in the list7998884
  • Read Server meters only for online Servers on wide screensa5c3453
  • Read meter values out in whole percentb03394c
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28+ if (offline) return <p className={cells}>Didn’t answer</p>;
29+ if (!wide) return null;
30+ if (read.isPending) return <div className={cells}><Skeleton className="h-3 w-full" /></div>;
31+ const now: ServerNow = read.isError ? { type: "unanswered" } : serverNow(serverMetrics(read.data, new Map([[server.machine.id, server.name]])));

P2 Badge Preserve metric query failures instead of blaming the server

When the Cloud request itself fails—for example because of a transient network error, expired session, or server-side 500—read.isError is converted into the domain-level unanswered state, so every affected row incorrectly says “Didn’t answer” and directs users to troubleshoot healthy Servers. Keep Query’s error state distinct and expose a retryable read failure rather than treating it as a daemon response.

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