bhatti admin status

bhatti admin status server only

One-shot system overview.

Synopsis

sudo bhatti admin status

Description

Reads the latest metrics snapshot and event log from the local SQLite database and prints a compact dashboard:

Version + update notice — current server version, latest GitHub release if newer.
Host stats — load average, memory in use vs. total.
Sandbox totals — broken down by thermal state (hot/warm/cold).
User totals — total users, currently-active users.
API + proxy counters — total requests, errors, auth failures, cold-wake count.
Per-user breakdown — sandbox count vs. limit, current running/stopped split.
Recent events — last ~10 events from the audit log with a one-line summary each.

Reads database state directly; doesn’t touch the engine. Safe to run while the daemon is busy.

Examples

sudo bhatti admin status

Bhatti v1.10.0
Host: 0.42 load, 12.4 / 32.0 GB memory

Sandboxes  17 total (4 hot, 6 warm, 7 cold)
Users      8 total, 5 active
API        184.2K requests, 423 errors, 12 auth failures
Proxy      47.1K requests, 89 errors, 156 cold wakes

USER             SANDBOXES    STATUS
alice            3/10         2 running, 1 stopped
bob              0/5          -
worker-bot       5/5          5 running

RECENT EVENTS
  14:22:18  thermal.pause            alice        scraper          idle=180s
  14:21:45  sandbox.created          bob          test-1           cpus=2 mem=1024 image=minimal
  14:20:11  proxy.error              -            staging          alias=staging status=502
  14:18:33  thermal.wake             alice        api              from=cold 47ms
  ...

# Machine-readable
sudo bhatti admin status --json | jq .gauges.sandboxes_hot

Options

This command takes only global flags. See Global flags for --url, --token, --json, --timing, --data-dir.