Amóni is one page per thing you own and one button per thing you can do to it. This tour walks the sidebar from top to bottom, says what each page is for, and points to the guide that goes deeper. Five minutes now saves the search later.
Dashboard
The first page after sign-in. Counters for bare-metal servers, virtual machines, IP addresses, open tickets and unpaid invoices, each a link to its page. Below them: your infrastructure with power state and address, recent invoices, and three quick actions (open a ticket, deploy a server, monitoring). A banner appears at the top when the account needs something from you, such as confirming your email or verifying your identity.
Datacenter
Everything you run, grouped the way the infrastructure is built.
- Servers: your bare-metal machines. Click one for its tabs: overview, network, console, reinstall, rescue, graphs, health and SSH keys. Most of the how-to guides start here. Install Profiles holds your own disk layouts and post-install scripts for reinstalls.
- Virtual Machines: cloud instances, with power, rebuild, firewall, snapshots, backups and insights.
- Colocation and Datacenter Access: your rack space, and requesting access or a work visit.
- IP Addresses: every address on the account with its reverse DNS, editable in place (guide). Private Networks, BGP Sessions and Network Security cover VLANs, your own prefixes and ASN, and DDoS controls such as blackholing. Monitoring is uptime checks with alerts.
- SSH Keys: stored once, offered on every reinstall and rebuild (guide). Activity is the log of every action taken on the account, by whom and when. Projects lets you group machines and networks under a name.
Deploy and Orders
Deploy opens the shop. Orders lists your services grouped by the order that created them, with the price, the next due date and, per service, a cancellation request. A running setup has its own progress page there. Both are covered in order your first server.
Billing, Status, Support
Billing is invoices: pay one, download the PDF, see what is outstanding (guide). Status shows the state of our network and datacenters and links to status.netrouting.com. Support is your tickets and the form to open one (guide).
Account
Six tabs. Profile is your name, company and address, which is also what goes on invoices. Payment Methods holds saved cards and the auto-pay switch. Contacts is who has access and who receives invoices (guide). Security is your password and two-factor authentication. Notifications connects Pushover so monitoring alerts reach your phone, with an emergency level that keeps ringing until acknowledged. API Keys creates scoped keys for the API.
The header
Three things live in the bar at the top of every page. The search box (or Ctrl+K, Cmd+K on a Mac) finds servers, invoices and tickets by name, address or number and jumps straight to them. The bell shows recent activity. The moon switches between the dark and light theme, and the last icon signs you out.
Partner
Accounts enrolled in the partner programs get one more section: your tier, your rate card and the partner agreement.
Where to go next
- Nothing running yet: order your first server.
- A server that will not respond: power controls, then the remote console, then rescue mode.
- Setting up an account properly: two-factor authentication, your team, auto-pay.