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The Services page is your deployment dashboard. It shows every service you own, everything shared with you, and everything you shared with others — in three scopes that mirror how the platform models access. Each card exposes live status, CPU and RAM usage, plan resources, and one-click lifecycle actions. This page covers the toolbar, the three scopes, card anatomy, every action, and the service settings dialog.
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The three scopes
The scope chips at the top of the toolbar switch between three lists, each with its own page title:
| Chip | Page title | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Mine (N) | My Services | Services you own |
| Shared with me (N) | Shared with me | Services other users shared with you |
| I shared (N) | I shared | Your services that are shared with groups or users |
The toolbar also has a Search by name… field with a Search button (server-side search, returns to page 1), a View selector with Cards, List, and Overview modes, and kind filter chips — All (N), App (N), Database (N) — that filter the current page client-side.
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Your view mode, auto-refresh toggle, and refresh interval are remembered per browser. Press the gear icon (Settings) to configure Auto refresh and its Interval (2s, 5s, 10s, or 30s); the list then keeps status and usage bars fresh in the background.
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Anatomy of a service card
Each card (or row, in List view) shows the service at a glance:
• Name and a kind chip — DB · postgres (filled) for databases, App · react (outlined) for applications.
• Share chips on the shared scopes: Shared with me, the preset you received (e.g. viewer, operator), Admins only when the share is restricted, or I shared on your own outgoing shares.
• Status chip — running in green; queued, deploying, stopping (and the transient updating...) in amber; stopped, failed, succeeded in grey.
• Network name with a hub icon.
• Plan chips — 2 CPU, 512 MB, 20 GB, and the green hourly price chip such as $0.018/hr.
• CPU and RAM usage bars with live percentages; the bar turns green at 40%, amber at 70%, and red at 90% so you can spot pressure instantly.
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Usage values come from a live status probe that runs shortly after the list loads. If a service is stopped, the bars are hidden — there is simply nothing to measure.
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Card actions
The footer bar of each card exposes the actions your permissions allow. Owner actions on Mine:
| Action | Effect |
| --- | --- |
| Stop / Start | Requests a stop or start; the card shows an intermediate updating... state and refetches after two seconds |
| Open | Navigates to the service detail page |
| Edit | Opens the service settings dialog (below) |
| Delete | Asks for confirmation, then permanently deletes the service |
| Restart | Stop + delayed start in one action |
| Share | Opens the sharing dialog — see [sharing-services.md](sharing-services.md) |
On Shared with me, cards show Open, the lifecycle buttons your share permits (e.g. Start/Stop/Restart only if granted), Leave share to drop access, and My permissions — a read-only dialog listing every granted rule as a chip, plus your daily deploy limit. Group shares tell you: "For group shares, leave the messenger group to revoke access."