Servers and platforms

Every server gets one page with tabs: Overview (numbers and one line per area), Apps (containers, logs, live apps), Security, Maintenance (updates, backups, Docker storage, disks), Findings.

Findings that matter

• security updates pending for days, a reboot that is due
• an OS out of support (Ubuntu and Debian lines are known)
• containers restarting, unhealthy, killed for memory, or using several times their usual memory
• vulnerabilities in the host and every running image, with whether a newer image exists or the image is no longer maintained at all
• databases reachable from the internet, backups missing or failing
• containers no platform manages, a platform running unconnected
• signs of compromise: miners, programs from deleted files, cron jobs that download and execute

Each finding opens once, notifies once, and resolves by itself when its source stops reporting it.

Docker storage

Build cache and unused images, measured hourly, and cleared through Dokploy with a click — volumes are never touched.