The "6-Month Return" Problem
You built an incredible server architecture, deployed it, and moved on to the next task. Six months later, you need to update a feature. You look at your infrastructure and think: "Wait, does the API domain point to the proxy server or the load balancer? Which database is it connecting to?"
Memory fades quickly. Relying on your memory for infrastructure relationships makes troubleshooting much harder than it needs to be.
Resso's rich graph view showing the interconnected dependencies of an application stack.
Interactive Network Graphs
Resso allows you to define relationships between assets. A domain can point to a server. An app can use a database. Resso then visualizes these connections in an interactive graph.
| Relationship Type | Example Use Case |
|---|---|
| Points To | A Domain routing traffic to a specific VPS IP. |
| Hosted On | A Docker container application running on a specific Server. |
| Depends On | A backend application requiring an external Database. |
| Belongs To | An SSL certificate assigned to a specific Domain. |
Troubleshoot with Confidence
When a server goes down, you can instantly look at the graph in Resso and see exactly which domains, apps, and client projects are impacted. Because Resso features a built-in SSH console and SFTP file browser, you can connect directly to the affected server from the same app and begin fixing the issue immediately.