ServerKit is an open-source server control panel for managing web applications, databases, and services on VPS or dedicated servers. Built with a Python/Flask backend and React frontend, it provides developers and system administrators with an intuitive interface for server management and monitoring.
Ideal for anyone managing their own infrastructure who needs a modern, lightweight alternative to traditional control panels.
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ServerKit is lightweight control panel for managing servers, apps & databases.
Yes, ServerKit is free to use.
Yes, ServerKit is open source. Its source code is available at /login?return_to=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Fjhd3197%2FServerKit.
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Zain SheikhA lightweight open source panel for apps, databases and services on a plain VPS is a welcome alternative to the heavy legacy ones, can it manage more than one server from a single install?
A lightweight open source panel for apps, databases and services on a plain VPS is a welcome alternative to the heavy legacy ones, can it manage more than one server from a single install?
Thanks. Yep, one panel install and then a small agent on each extra server. It connects out to the panel so no inbound ports needed, and that box shows up in the fleet with its metrics, logs and deploys.
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