Linux Servers
Cross-distribution management — control Docker, manage services, shell in browser, monitor disks, and automate updates.
The Linux module supports all major distributions: Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, CentOS, SUSE, and Arch. Control Docker containers directly (start, stop, restart). Manage package updates via apt, dnf, or zypper centrally — security updates are color-highlighted. Control systemd services and access servers directly via bash terminal. Disk utilization with LVM, RAID, and ZFS, hardware with SMART data, network interfaces with traffic statistics, and health checks with auto-remediation complete the module.
Features in Detail
Docker Control
Start, stop, and restart containers. Status, image, ports, mounts, and resource usage at a glance.
Package Updates
Central package management via apt, dnf, or zypper. Security updates color-highlighted. Scheduled via schedules.
Service Control
Monitor and directly control systemd services: start, stop, restart. Status at a glance.
Bash Terminal
Access servers directly in the browser via xterm.js. Inline shell or WebShell in a separate window.
Disk Overview
All mount points with utilization, filesystem, and size. LVM, software RAID, and ZFS pools supported.
Hardware & SMART
CPU, RAM, motherboard, serial number, and disks with SMART data. Complete hardware inventory.
Network Interfaces
All interfaces with IP addresses, MAC, status, and traffic statistics (RX/TX).
SSH Sessions
Active SSH connections with user and source IP at a glance.
Open Ports
All listening ports with associated process, PID, and protocol.
Cron Jobs
Overview of all cron jobs: schedule, command, and user. System and user crontabs.
Secure Tunnels
SSH, HTTP, and custom tunnels via encrypted WebSocket connections — no VPN or port forwarding needed.
Health Checks
Automated checks with Nagios-compatible exit codes. Auto-remediation on failure with grace period.
Scripts & Playbooks
Execute bash/Python scripts centrally. Multi-step playbooks with WoL, online check, and webhook steps.
Wake-on-LAN
Wake offline servers via WoL magic packets — automatically through a proxy agent on the same subnet.
Automated Updates
Roll out package updates on schedule. Daily, weekly, or via cron.
Wazuh SIEM
Security alerts, CVE scanning, SCA/CIS benchmarks, and file integrity monitoring for your Linux servers.
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