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Webterminal bastion server
ssh rdp vnc telnet sftp bastion/jump web putty xshell terminal
Webterminal implemented by django. This project focus on DevOps and Continuous Delivery. For now it supports almost 90% of remote management protocols such as vnc, ssh, RDP, telnet, sftp... It supports the possibility to monitor and record user actions when users use this project to manage their server! You can also replay the user action such as a video. Hope you enjoy it. Webterminal helper support (use your favorite tools to manage and connect server) VNC, RDP, SFTP Remote file browser... -
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Lunni
The Docker PaaS you've been looking for.
Lunni helps you deploy and manage apps on your own servers. Paste your docker-compose.yml file, make a couple tweaks and hit Deploy. -
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uptimepage
Uptime monitoring and public status pages that just work.
Uptimepage pairs uptime monitoring with a public status page in one open-source product. Checks run every 60 seconds across HTTP, TCP, DNS, TLS certificate and ICMP ping. A failing check opens an incident automatically and posts it to a branded status page on your own subdomain. Alerts go to Slack, Discord, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, email, SMS, webhook, PagerDuty, ntfy, Pushover and WhatsApp, with dedupe and flap-suppression so brief blips never page on-call. Public data is...
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