Care for the services you rely on

Know what broke.
Know what happened next.

A home server needs more than a green status light. Xelidoni combines service checks, defined recovery actions and a record of the outcome, so problems are easier to understand.

Find the problem.
Then try the fix.

A service that stops responding may be waiting for storage, a network connection or another service. Repeated restarts can leave the underlying problem unresolved.

Recovery workflows check dependencies and use permitted actions with retry limits. The result stays visible, including when further attention is needed.

Recovery workflow
Detect a failed check.A service does not give the expected response.
Check its dependencies.Look for storage or connectivity issues.
Try a permitted recovery.Use a defined action and retry limit.
Record the outcome.Keep the result and unresolved issues visible.

Useful checks.
A record you can read.

01 / MONITOR

Check the service.

Bring service health, resource use, storage and network conditions into the dashboard.

02 / MAINTAIN

Keep changes visible.

Run defined maintenance workflows and retain a record of their outcomes.

03 / BACK UP

Protect a separate copy.

Encrypted backup workflows protect selected service data, databases and recovery information.

04 / VERIFY

Exercise recovery.

Integrity checks and restore exercises help establish whether backups can be used.

Keep the owner
in control.

Good automation handles routine work and makes the remaining decisions clear. Xelidoni’s maintenance approach keeps that boundary visible.

Backups and restores belong together.

Keeping a copy is only part of the job. A useful backup plan also includes checks and a way to restore the information you need.

Some fixes need hands-on attention.

A power failure, faulty disk or macOS security prompt may require someone at the Mac. Remote access cannot resolve every problem.

Be among the first to try it.

Xelidoni is in private testing. Request early access, or see where development stands.