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Beszel
Monitoringv0.18.7

Beszel

Monitor server resources, containers, history and alerts from a lightweight dashboard.

  • One-click install
  • Managed HTTPS
  • Secrets in panel
  • Multi-app VPS
How it works on VPSnet

Get Beszel running in minutes

Install Beszel from the VPSnet Applications catalog, claim secrets in the panel, open when HTTPS is ready, and finish initial setup in the app — without SSH as the default path.

  1. Order a server and install

    Order Cloud VPS or VDS, or open an existing service. Install Beszel from Applications — safe defaults apply when the recipe allows.

  2. Claim one-time secrets in the panel

    Usernames and passwords appear once in the VPSnet panel after install. Copy them when the credentials window opens — they are never emailed.

  3. Open when HTTPS is ready

    Most apps use managed HTTPS on a *.vpsnet.cloud host. Wait until the certificate is active, then Open URL from the panel — certificate pending is not an install failure.

  4. Complete initial setup in the app

    Sign in with the secrets you claimed (or finish the in-app admin wizard). Complete one real job for Beszel. If you enabled Optional packs at install, finish each pack’s first-run inside the app. Restart, logs, update, and uninstall stay in the Applications panel.

App-specific guide

How to install Beszel on VPSnet

Managed install of Beszel from the Applications panel — credentials in-panel, HTTPS included.

  1. 01. Choose a plan for BeszelOpen the Beszel product page and note minimum and recommended vCPU, RAM, and disk. Order a new Cloud VPS or VPS, or use a running server that still has free capacity.
  2. 02. Install from ApplicationsIn the service panel open Applications → Beszel → Install. Choose an access mode and expand Additional settings. If a customer-editable password field is offered, enter your own strong value or leave it empty for VPSnet to generate a random one. Confirm a runtime restart if the panel asks.
  3. 03. Save one-time credentialsWhen install finishes, the panel shows owner or admin credentials once. Copy them into your password manager immediately — they are never sent by email. If you closed the dialog too early, use the recovery path on that install in Applications.
  4. 04. Open the managed HTTPS URLWhen Beszel exposes a web UI, VPSnet assigns a *.vpsnet.cloud hostname. A short Certificate pending state is normal while DNS and SSL finish. When the status is active, use Open URL in Applications.

About the application

Beszel Hub collects system and container metrics from connected Beszel agents and presents history, alerts and user access.

Server requirements

VPS and Cloud VPS
RequirementvCPURAMNVMe
Minimum10.5 GB10 GB
Recommended22 GB20 GB

Tested compatibility

Tested server and operating system compatibility for Beszel
Server typeOperating systemArchitecture
VPSAlmalinux 10x86_64
VPS and Cloud VPSAlmalinux 9x86_64
VPSCentos stream 10x86_64
VPS and Cloud VPSCentos stream 9x86_64
VPS and Cloud VPSDebian 12x86_64
VPS and Cloud VPSDebian 13x86_64
VPSRocky 10x86_64
VPS and Cloud VPSRocky 9x86_64
VPS and Cloud VPSUbuntu 22.04x86_64
VPS and Cloud VPSUbuntu 24.04x86_64
VPS and Cloud VPSUbuntu 26.04x86_64
Cloud VPSAlmalinux 8x86_64
Cloud VPSArch latestx86_64
Cloud VPSOracle 9x86_64
Cloud VPSRocky 8x86_64

What you will configure

These are the customer-editable fields for this recipe version. In the install dialog they live under Additional settings (Basics and Optional packs). Access mode is a separate control above that section. Generated passwords and owner accounts appear once as secrets in the panel after install — they are not free-text catalog fields unless listed below.

VariableLabelTypeRequiredSecretDefaultMeaning
USER_EMAILAdmin emailemailRequiredSecret——

Additional notes

  • The install dialog has more than the variables table: Application access (VPSnet HTTPS, Private, Public IP, Managed HTTPS, External HTTPS when offered), Use VPSnet AI plus a model picker when the recipe supports it, Additional settings (Basics and Optional packs), and a runtime restart confirmation on the first managed install.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01

How do I install Beszel on a VPSnet server?

Choose Beszel while ordering and it will be installed automatically as soon as the server is ready. On an active server, open Applications, select Beszel and choose Install. You may leave optional settings blank or change them before installation.

02

What are the minimum requirements for Beszel?

The catalog lists a minimum of 1 vCPU, 0.5 GB RAM and 10 GB NVMe for Beszel. Requirements may differ by server type; compare the table above.

03

How can I access Beszel after installation?

During installation, you can use an automatically created VPSnet HTTPS address, choose a domain from your VPSnet account and enter its subdomain, provide an existing HTTPS address, open it through the server public IP over HTTP or keep the application private.

04

How do I manage Beszel after installation?

In Applications, you can start, stop or restart Beszel, check its health and review recent activity. The same actions are available through the API and MCP.