Real-time status of the ISF app. Green means everything is working. If something is wrong, use the buttons below to restart.

CPU, memory, and disk usage. If anything is above 90%, the server might be struggling.

If something broke, this shows what the app was doing. Pick a log type and hit View to see recent activity.

If a recent update broke something, you can roll back to an older version. The one marked "CURRENT" is what's live right now. Click "Go Back to This" on any older version to restore it.

All ISF data lives here — users, prayers, content, events. You can save a snapshot before making changes, or restore from a previous one.

Everyone with an ISF account. You can turn access on or off for any user.

Use these when the site looks wrong or changes aren't showing up. "Rebuild Site" recompiles the whole frontend. "Clear Old Data" wipes cached files. The web server buttons are for advanced fixes.

These are the behind-the-scenes settings that the app reads when it starts. Sensitive values (passwords, keys) are hidden for security.

SSL keeps the site secure (the padlock in the browser). If the certificate expires, visitors will see a scary warning. DNS is what connects "isf2717.com" to the server.