MYKOS screen examples

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These screenshots show the current MYKOS interface with example data. Hosts, IDs, addresses, locations, metrics and terminal output are illustrative; they do not reveal production customers or credentials. The dashboard is shown in a compact browser view.

Performance, workloads and VPN locations

System measures the host’s root volume; Data measures the home volume. The background map shows the MYKOS host and remote locations. A dim green line joins the host to a location with an active VPN. Workload panes group containers and prepared images by operating system.

MYKOS dashboard with System and Data metrics, example workloads, location bubbles and an active VPN line

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Choose a snapshot and its action

Each container has its own snapshot selector. The action icons are Restore, Delete and Preview, from left to right. Preview opens a separate instance; Restore replaces the original container’s current state.

Snapshot selectors with Restore, Delete and Preview actions for example Red Hat and Windows snapshots

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Inspect saved files in a separate console

A native Linux snapshot opens a filesystem-only shell with copied saved files and no guest network access. Captured RAM and services are not resumed. The original container stays unchanged, and preview changes are discarded when the temporary session closes. Desktop VM previews can instead resume their saved RAM and disks.

Separate Snapshot Preview console showing its filesystem-only notice and illustrative terminal output

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See Snapshot Preview for session limits, automatic cleanup and the difference between native and desktop previews.