One agent handles virtualization, server administration, containers, GPU and kernel-level monitoring. Every change travels to the node as a signed command through the relay.
Every node, whatever its hypervisor mix, on one screen. No agent inside the guest.
Create · delete · power control; change memory, vCPU, boot order and CD/DVD
Create and revert snapshots, full backups, guest clones, multiple disks
Storage pools and volumes, attach/detach disks, Ceph RBD, UEFI · TPM
noVNC 1.7.0 graphics and serial consoles over the relay tunnel
Detects the guest OS and sets up a serial console (Linux · FreeBSD · Windows)
ISO management, WireGuard-linked nodes, proxy-ARP bridge for wireless nodes
Webmin's System area, rebuilt on the signed-command model. Finish everyday administration without opening a terminal.
System info · hostname · time zone · NTP
Create · modify · delete · lock; passwords sent only as hashes; group members
Add · enable/disable · delete user crontab entries; view system cron
apt · dnf · yum · pacman · zypper · apk, FreeBSD pkg
Enable/disable and start/stop systemd · OpenRC · FreeBSD rc services
Mount/unmount (critical paths protected), view · set · persist sysctl
Read and search /var/log and the journal, signal processes
Interface addresses · default gateway · DNS
Browse · edit · upload · download · permissions/owner, config syntax check
Config snapshots · list · restore
Portainer-style management and LazyDocker-style keyboard operation on one screen. The engine is detected automatically.
Host overview (running/total · images · volumes · networks · public ports) and resource tabs
j/k to move · l logs · s stop · r restart; logs · stats · exec · config
Create (ports · env · volumes · restart policy) · start · stop · remove
IP, gateway and MAC per network; host mode shown
Search · pull with progress · remove · prune; untagged images handled by ID
List · prune, compose up/down
Public port check, DOCKER-USER chain rules
Jails have no image registry. They are built from a release (base.txz), and apps come from the FreeBSD package repository.
Running and defined (stopped) jails; start · stop · restart; jexec commands
Release list from download.freebsd.org, base.txz cache, /etc/jail.conf.d definitions
Uses bastille or iocage when installed
Search · install · remove (pkg -j), auto-enable services, progress
freebsd-static · dynamic · runtime · notoolchain · toolchain
podman build from base + pkg + CMD/EXPOSE (nginx · redis presets)
GPUs on AI and inference servers, on one screen across three platforms.
Utilization · temperature · VRAM · power via nvidia-smi
Supported through platform-specific collectors
Processes using the GPU → VMs · jails · users
Down to the kernel, with the agent using under 1% CPU.
CPU · memory · disk · network every second
Scheduler · I/O · memory latency via Linux eBPF · FreeBSD DTrace · Windows ETW
Queued in SQLite WAL before sending; auto-update with SHA256 verification
Powerful admin features come with layered controls.
Every command is signed and relayed; per-node allow list (policy.json)
Confirmed by typing the hostname; changes go to an audit log
Direct argv execution and input whitelists — blocks option injection and path escapes
TOTP · one-time backup codes
Admin · operator · viewer
Run on many nodes at once · rolling jobs, saved command buttons
Servers, VMs and containers — one screen, one agent.
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