All your containers in one place
Status in plain words (running, down, restarting over and over, out of memory), CPU, memory, ports and logs, grouped by Docker Compose stack.
Containers
The most used parts of Docker, without logging into each server: see what is down, restart, read logs, update and publish an app with its domain. No agents or new ports on your servers.
Status in plain words (running, down, restarting over and over, out of memory), CPU, memory, ports and logs, grouped by Docker Compose stack.
Sentinel warns you if a container goes down, keeps restarting, runs out of memory or fails its health check, and charts its CPU and memory.
Enter the image and the port, and SERVILINUX publishes it behind nginx, only on the server itself, rolling back automatically if the new version does not answer.
WordPress, n8n, Uptime Kuma, Gitea, Nextcloud, Metabase and Adminer, in tested versions, with passwords generated on your server and protected until you finish installing them.
Security: SERVILINUX never opens the Docker API to the network or stores your containers’ variables, and does not allow privileged mode, the Docker socket or ports open to the internet in what it deploys.
In SERVILINUX
If it already has Docker, its containers show up by themselves. If not, install it from the panel.
With one button, alerts and charts for each container begin.
In Projects choose “Container”: your image or a catalog app, and the domain.
With one click or from your CI: if the new version does not answer, it goes back to the previous one by itself.
Connect your first server in minutes. The rest, from any cloud you prefer, join the same panel.