Proxmox VE
Proxmox VE lists every Proxmox node the agent finds in your fleet. It is a lightweight status view — not a replacement for the Proxmox web UI, but a useful “everything at a glance” panel next to your other infrastructure.
What you see
Section titled “What you see”At /proxmox the KPI strip shows nodes online / total, running VMs, running LXC containers, and how many of each are stopped. The table lists one row per node:
- Node name
- Server — which HostAtlas host reports it
- Version of Proxmox VE
- Status — online / offline
- VMs — running over total
- CT — running LXC over total
- CPU / Memory / Disk — usage bars
- Collected — when the agent last polled
Node detail
Section titled “Node detail”Opens a per-node page with the same KPIs plus the VM and container inventory reported by pvesh.
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”Currently the page is read-only. Starting, stopping, migrating, or configuring VMs still happens in the Proxmox web UI or via pvesh.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”- Detection is automatic. If a monitored host has
pveshavailable, the agent collects node, VM, and LXC metadata on its regular pass. - Data is refreshed once per agent cycle — the last-collected timestamp is on every row.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Servers — the hosts underneath each Proxmox node.
- Network Map — visualise how VMs relate to services and domains.