CloudRay
CloudRay revolutionizes cloud server management by centralizing Bash script execution, automation, and security. Eliminate the hassle of logging into individual servers—run scripts effortlessly across your infrastructure from a single, secure platform.
With real-time logging, credential management, scheduling, and team collaboration, CloudRay streamlines DevOps workflows and enhances efficiency. Automate deployments, orchestrate tasks, and maintain full control over your cloud operations—all with the power of Bash.
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CtrlOps
CtrlOps is a local-first desktop app for managing Linux servers with an AI-assisted terminal, real-time monitoring, SSH access, file management, deployments, and backups. It helps developers deploy, debug, and manage servers with AI while keeping everything 100% local, so SSH keys, server IPs, and credentials never touch the cloud. It connects to remote Linux and Ubuntu servers through standard SSH, with no agents to install or maintain on the server. Its AI Terminal lets users describe what they need in natural language, generates bash commands for approval, explains terminal output in plain English, diagnoses errors without requiring sudo access, and gives context-aware suggestions inside the workflow. CtrlOps also includes a visual file manager, multi-server fleet view, infrastructure details, SSH management, deployment automation, backup and restore capabilities, and real-time monitoring across servers.
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azerioid
azerioid Stack Manager is a self-hosted server control panel built entirely in Laravel and Livewire. One command bootstraps the panel itself (Caddy + PHP + SQLite), then everything else — web servers (Caddy, Apache, Nginx), databases (MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB), Redis, Node.js, and background process management via Supervisor — is installed on demand from the dashboard, no third-party base stack required.
Each virtual host can independently run a different web server engine behind a single Caddy front door, with automatic Let's Encrypt HTTPS, a scoped web terminal and file manager per site, per-database remote-access control, and a full CLI with feature parity to the UI. It's been verified end-to-end on Ubuntu, Debian, and Enterprise Linux (with SELinux enforcing) across real servers.
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MaxPlane
MaxPlane is a browser-based server and application management platform for developers, freelancers, agencies, and hosting teams that operate their own Linux servers. It connects to Ubuntu servers from any provider and provides a dashboard for deploying and managing WordPress, PHP/Laravel, Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, Docker, and static applications. Teams can connect GitHub repositories for automatic deployments, roll back releases, configure SSL and databases, manage files and SSH access, use a browser terminal, and monitor server resources. The platform also supports team permissions, WordPress maintenance and staging, scheduled backups, site migration, and white-label tools for agencies and hosting resellers. Customers keep their infrastructure with the provider they choose.
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