Server Status is a technical monitoring view that shows real-time information about server status, system configuration, processing queues, and infrastructure details. This tool helps administrators and technical staff diagnose problems, verify configurations, and monitor system performance.
Server Status automatically updates queue information every 5 seconds to maintain constant visibility of system status.
Visualize current system status and processing queues that update automatically every 5 seconds.
Identify configuration problems, missing extensions, or blocked queues quickly from a single view.
Access server technical details, PHP versions, timezone configuration, and RabbitMQ status.
Review system update history, current Git branch, and recent commits to track changes.
Navigate to Configuration Menu
Go to the main menu and select the configuration or administration section.
Select Server Status
Click Server Status from the menu. The page will load automatically with all system information.
Review Information Shown
The page shows multiple cards with information organized by categories. Each section updates automatically.
Server Status organizes information into several sections:
Shows information about system updates and version control:
Git Information
This information helps identify what code version is running and when the system was last updated.
Shows PHP configuration and installed extensions:
PHP Configuration
PHP Extensions
This section is useful to verify all necessary extensions are installed and configuration limits are adequate.
Shows system timezone configuration:
Timezone Configuration
Both configurations must match to avoid problems with dates and times in the system.
Shows RabbitMQ processing queue status:
Queue Status
RabbitMQ handles asynchronous processing of tasks like label generation, webhooks, and order processing.
Information about server configuration:
Server Information
This information helps identify which server the application is running on and if there’s high availability configuration.
Shows real-time processing queue status:
Queue Activity
Icons and names in queues represent different process types:
Click on a Queue
Click on a queue name or the “Show more” icon (three dots) to see all items.
Review Details Table
A modal opens with a table showing:
View Details of Specific Item
Click the information button (circle icon with “i”) to see the complete item payload in JSON format.
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⚠️ Possible Problems:
Review Server Status periodically to detect problems before they affect daily operations.
Pay attention to queues that have many accumulated items. This may indicate slow or blocked processes.
After server updates, verify all required PHP extensions are still installed.
Use “Last System Refresh” information to track when changes were made to the system and what version is running.
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Can I export this information?
Currently there’s no integrated export function. You can take screenshots or manually copy the information you need.
What do I do if I see queues with many items?
If a queue has many accumulated items:
Why don’t I see the Queue Status section?
The Queue Status section only appears if there’s queue data available. If all queues are empty, you’ll see the message “Great job! The queue is empty”.
What does “Replica Installed: No” mean?
It means there’s no replica server configured for high availability. This is normal in standard installations and doesn’t indicate a problem.
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