---
title: Projects and resources
description: List your projects, what one environment runs, the modules a project publishes, and the status page.
order: 2
---

## Projects

```sh
ops projects
```

The projects your token can see, live ones first, with the one `ops use` chose marked as
current. A token pinned to one project sees that project alone.

## Resources

```sh
ops resources                 # production
ops resources --env staging   # another environment
```

Every resource of one environment, project wide ones included, sorted by type and then
name, with its status and a one line summary. The `engine` column shows a database's
engine (`postgres`, `mariadb`, `libsql` or `sqlite`), and for a service that mounts SQLite
databases it names them, because that is what keeps the service on one node with one
replica.

## Modules

```sh
ops modules                          # the modules the chosen project publishes
ops modules storage                  # one module whole
ops modules --project framework      # another project's modules
```

The list shows each module of the project's newest published release, with its crate, its
Nuxt layer and the projects that use it. Naming a module shows what it requires, which
version each project resolves, and its patch notes, newest first.

## Status

```sh
ops status
```

The public status page in your terminal: the overall state, then every component with its
state and since when. It needs no login; when you are signed in it adds a line saying as
whom and in which project.