xCloud-Pulse monitors your servers from your computer. It tracks site status, security updates, and server health. You see this data in your system tray. You fix issues before they impact your visitors.
You need a Windows computer to run this app. Ensure you have Windows 10 or Windows 11 installed. The app requires 200MB of disk space and a working internet connection.
.exe.Run the installer you downloaded to add the app to your system.
You can now find the app in your Start menu. Search for โxCloud-Pulseโ and click the icon to launch the program.
The application requires your API credentials to talk to your servers. You find these in your xCloud account dashboard under settings.
The app connects to your sites now. You see a list of your servers in the dashboard. Green icons mean your servers stay healthy. Red icons mean your server needs your attention.
The app tracks several metrics for your websites:
Use the app to stay informed. Click the tray icon to see a snapshot of your site performance at any time.
You have full control over what notifications you receive. Go to the notification settings to toggle alerts for specific sites or server events.
Does the app run when I turn on my computer? Yes, the software starts with Windows by default unless you change this in the settings menu.
Can I monitor multiple accounts? The app allows you to link one account per instance. If you manage multiple accounts, open the settings to switch keys.
How do I update the application? The app checks for updates automatically. You receive a notification when a new version is ready for download.
Is my data private? The application encrypts your API keys on your local machine. No data leaves your computer except for the necessary status checks sent to your servers.
What do I do if the app shows a connection error? Check your internet connection first. Then, verify that your API key is correct in the settings menu. If problems persist, restart the application and check the server status page on the main xCloud website.
How much data does the app use? The monitoring service uses very little bandwidth. It sends small packets to verify server health and does not stream media or large files.
If you encounter persistent issues, check the Releases page for the latest fixes. Ensure you use the most current version. Clear your local cache in the settings if information seems outdated or incorrect.