Bot Resources
Live infrastructure stats for the bot: RAM, CPU, latency and which node is running it.
What it shows
The Resources page reports the health of the bot process itself, not your server's configuration. It updates live over a streamed connection, falling back to polling every couple of seconds if that is unavailable.
- Live usage
- RAM used versus total, heap usage and CPU load, with a 60-second graph.
- Uptime and node
- How long the current process has run, and the name of the node serving this server.
- Latency panel
- Round-trip times for the database, Redis, the Discord websocket, message delay and node-to-node latency.
- Service status
- Online, starting or offline for the main bot process, MongoDB and Redis.
Reading it
Green latency across the board with RAM under the amber threshold is a normal healthy state - small fluctuation is expected. A service stuck on "Offline" for more than a few seconds, or every latency figure red at once, points at a real infrastructure issue rather than a one-off blip.
Infrastructure health vs. your settings
This page cannot tell you whether a feature is configured correctly - a perfectly healthy bot can still have a ticket panel that never posts because no category was set. If everything here is green and a feature still is not working, the fix is on the feature's own settings page, not here.
For a Custom Bot specifically, the node name on this page identifies which of Noxyr's hosting nodes your bot is currently assigned to - useful to mention if you contact support about it.