Kelma watches your sites around the clock, but the panel also puts the numbers in front of you: live server health and real-time, searchable logs for both traffic and security. This is the fastest way to answer “is my site healthy?” and “what just happened?”.
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Monitoring & logs
Server health and real-time traffic.
CPU
23%Memory
41%Traffic log
200/cart128ms
404/old-link12ms
200/shop96ms
Server health
The Monitoring tab shows live CPU, memory, disk, and load average, updated continuously. Bars turn red when a metric runs hot, so a resource problem is obvious at a glance. Uptime monitors show each endpoint as up or down.
Real-time logs
Open Logs to watch requests as they happen, across two tabs:
- Traffic — every request with its HTTP status (green 200s, amber 4xx, red 5xx), path, visitor IP, and response time.
- Security — what the firewall challenged or blocked.
Flip on Live Monitoring to stream new entries automatically, and use the search box to filter by path, status, or IP.
Tip: Chasing a slow page? Sort the traffic log by response time to spot the heaviest requests, then cache or optimize those first.
Tips & tricks
- Hunt 404s. Filter the traffic log for 404s to find broken links and missing assets, then add redirects.
- Spot attacks. A flood of similar requests from one IP in the security log is a sign to enable Managed Challenge.
- Watch a deploy. Turn on live monitoring while you push to live to confirm real traffic is being served cleanly.
- High CPU? Correlate the spike with the traffic log — a bot surge or an expensive plugin is usually the cause.
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