# Monitoring Your Deployments

Once you have deployed your App Template or Use-case Template, you can then monitor what has been deployed onto your bare-metal server.

Visit the deployments page: <https://www.openmesh.network/xnode/deployments>

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From here you will see a list of bare metal servers that are associated with your connected Web3 Wallet.

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After selecting the Xnode DVM bare metal server you can now see all your app deployments and resources used including CPU utilization, RAM utilization and Storage used.

Another important part of this screen is the status, this changes from Online to Configuring during app deployments and tells you if any errors with your server. The IP Address is also specified, which forms the base URL for all apps deployed here, with the port number being specific in the app settings popup within each app deployment at the bottom of the page.

Finally, as your Xnode DVM typically has a limited duration of 12 months (365 days) you can also see the "Remaining Xnode Time" at the top of the page.

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