Most teams still manage Linux infrastructure through a mix of SSH sessions, shell scripts, cron jobs, and disconnected dashboards.
Noderax is an open-source infrastructure control plane designed to make that workflow coherent. It combines a self-hosted control plane with a lightweight agent installed on your servers, so you can manage infrastructure operations from a single interface.
With Noderax, you can enroll nodes, monitor realtime telemetry, run shell and package tasks, open browser-based terminal sessions, manage workspace-level access, and orchestrate both agent and control-plane updates.
What Noderax focuses on:
- One-line self-hosted setup
- One-click node bootstrap
- Realtime inventory and node health visibility
- Task execution, scheduling, and package operations
- Browser-based terminal access
- Workspace-aware RBAC, MFA, and SSO support
- Built-in update workflows for both the control plane and agents
The goal is simple: replace fragmented operational workflows with a practical, self-hosted product for managing Linux infrastructure.
I’d be glad to hear your feedback.
curl -fsSL https://cdn.noderax.net/noderax-platform/install.sh | sudo bash
This article was originally published by DEV Community and written by Göktuğ Ceyhan.
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