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Infrastructure ownership does not move
Qbit does not sell or own registered servers; they remain with your third-party infrastructure provider.
SaaS control plane for third-party servers
Manage your remote servers
Qbit Console is not a server or cloud provider. Your infrastructure stays with its existing provider while Qbit supplies management, observability, alerts, and access control.
One console, clear boundaries
Manage servers, resources, alerts, and access without changing infrastructure ownership.
Each documentation area covers a distinct Qbit Console domain so server registration, resource visibility, alerts, security, and workspace settings remain predictable and easy to navigate.
WS
Workspaces
Manage members, roles, servers, and workspace-scoped settings.
Explore section
SRV
Remote servers
Register third-party servers through SSH or Agent while ownership remains with the existing provider.
Explore section
MON
Monitoring
Review the latest accepted resource snapshot and retained history without triggering a new polling run.
Explore section
ALT
Alerts & notifications
Create CPU, memory, disk, and load rules and connect notification destinations.
Explore section
SEC
Security & settings
Understand OIDC, opaque credential references, account settings, and product security boundaries.
Explore section
Primary operational path
Open the remote-server guide Register and manage a remote server
Register a server with a display name, connection mode, remote reference, and optional credential reference—without entering raw secrets or transferring server ownership to Qbit.
Product principles
Built to manage infrastructure that remains owned by the customer.
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Observability has explicit boundaries
Resource pages show accepted snapshots and retained history; merely opening a page does not trigger a new polling run.
03
Raw secrets stay outside the contract
Sensitive credentials and destinations use references or write-only values and should never be exposed as raw secrets.
Start from the path that matches the task you need to complete.
Getting started, server registration, monitoring, alerts, billing, settings, and troubleshooting are available from the documentation navigation.