How it works

xNode360 is a live map of your infrastructure: every service is a node, every dependency an edge, and real health checks keep the status current.

The four concepts

Node — a real thing: a VPS, a database, a domain, a SaaS service.
Edge — a dependency between two nodes (network, DNS, webhook, deploy).
Group — a box that gathers the nodes of the same environment.
Agent — a small process on your server that checks what can’t be reached from outside.

Sign in with Google or with email and password (at least 6 characters). On first login a map called “My infrastructure” is created for you.
Press the + at the bottom right and pick a node type (VPS, database, domain, service). The node appears near the center of the view.
Click the node to open the inspector: name it, set its provider and, if you want a live status, a health check. Without a check the node stays tracked (see States).
Drag from a connection point on one node to another node to create an edge. Connection points sit on all four sides.
Optional: create an agent from the “agents” button to check private services.

Don’t want to sign up? “Try the live demo” opens a read-only sample map: you can explore it, but changes aren’t saved.

Cloud checks are run by xNode360’s worker: every 10 minutes on the free plan (every minute on pro).
Agent checks are run by the agent on your server every 30 seconds.
A manual node has whatever status you set, and nothing changes it.