Reference

Tiles

Eleven tiles that show and control the selected server.

Topics
Tiles
01

Console

Shows the selected server's log as it arrives.
Type a command in the field and press Send once the server is running.
clr clears the log.
The arrow at the top left opens a search box and a level filter: All, Warn or Error.

Maximized, it adds a Commands rail beside the log.
Timestamps and the number of lines kept are set in Console.

02

Overview

Shows the server's state, then Players, TPS, Uptime and Memory.
The state reads Online, Offline, Starting, Stopping or Unreachable.

Maximized, it rolls up other tiles.
It charts the last hour of CPU, RAM and players.
Short views of Players, Active world, Backups and Schedules follow.
Each has a button that opens its own tile.
Overview only reads from the other tiles and changes nothing in them.

03

Players

Shows how many players are online and lists them with their operator level.
Click a player for their status, OP level, whitelist entry and ban reason.
There, kick and ban work on online players and take an optional reason.
pardon appears for a banned player.
The list refreshes when anyone joins or leaves, and when the server starts or stops.

Maximized, it adds a search box and sorting by Name or OP level.

04

Commands

Shows one button per command, and a click runs it on the selected server.
A first launch adds six: Start, Stop, Restart, Force Stop, Save All and TPS.
Force Stop always asks first.
Stop and Restart ask when Confirm before stopping is on in General.

Maximized, it lists every button to rename, edit, copy, delete and reorder.
Add one by typing a command, picking a preset, or linking a saved command from Kommands.

05

Performance

Shows TPS, CPU and RAM with a chart of recent samples.
Konnekt takes a sample every 10 seconds and keeps the last hour.

Maximized, the chart covers 5m, 15m or 1h.
Click a series in its legend to hide it.
A table lists each sample, sortable by any column, with a min·avg·max row.

06

Scheduler

Shows how many graphs are armed and when the next one runs.
Maximized, it opens the graph editor.
Graphs are covered in Graphs and Scheduler editor.

07

Worlds

Shows how many worlds the server has, their total size and which one is active.

Maximized, it draws each world as a planet in a 3D scene.
Click one to open its card: set active, backup, open folder, rename, duplicate and delete.
set active on a running server offers to stop it first, and to start it again after.
delete is missing for the active world and off while the server runs.
The card also lists the world's backups, each with restore and delete.

08

Backups

Shows Last full backup, its size and how many archives are kept.
Back up now takes a full server backup.
On a running server it asks whether to back up now or stop the server first.

Maximized, it lists backups under Server and Worlds.
Each can be renamed, tagged and deleted.
restore needs the server stopped.
schedule opens the Scheduler, where the Backup block runs backups on a timer.

09

Config

Shows the MOTD as players see it, then the main server.properties values, as many as fit.
The rest are counted in the last cell, and the RCON password is hidden.
Click an on/off value to flip it, and a value with fixed choices to cycle through them.
Double-click any other value to edit it.
Each change is written to the file at once.

Maximized, it lists the server, plugin and mod config files, with a search box.
A file opens in a Form or Raw editor, with Save and Revert.
A file the form cannot edit safely opens as Raw only.
On a running server, changes apply after a restart.

10

Notifications

Lists events as they happen: joins, info, warnings, errors and crashes.
The filter at the top left narrows it to Joins, Info, Warn or Errors.
Clear all empties the list.
It keeps the latest 200 until Konnekt closes.
Which events also raise a bubble or a desktop alert is set in Notifications.

11

Plugins

Lists the server's installed plugins, or its mods on a server that does not load plugins, as many as fit.
A green dot is on, a grey one is off, and an orange one has an update. What does not fit is counted in the last cell.
While the server runs, the tile says restart needed for changes.

Maximized, each one switches on or off, by renaming its file between .jar and .jar.disabled.
Add Content searches Modrinth and installs from it.
Add Files adds jars from this computer, in the desktop app.