Zentrox

Powerful open-source home server admin utility written in Rust

What is Zentrox?

Zentrox is a powerful utility to manage Linux powered home servers from any device with a browser.
It uses widespread system utilities and files to offer a wide variety of tools and provides helpful insights into your machine.

What can it do?

A short list of some key features includes...

View system statistics
Install, update and remove packages apt, dnf or pacman
Display system logs journalctl
Manage files and storage
Provide networking, routing and firewall insight ip and ufw

Which OS's does it support?

Zentrox needs a Linux based OS with GNU utilities, systemd and sudo.
For full functionality a package manager (apt, dnf or pacman) as well as UFW are necessary. This includes, but is not limited to¹:

Raspberry OS
Debian
Ubuntu server
Arch
Fedora

¹ It may be necessary to additionally install UFW or more, depending on the OS.

How secure is it?

Zentrox always asks for your sudo password before it can do anything that would require root privileges. This way, Zentrox itself never runs in any privileged state.

Additionally, sensitive data is handled securely. This includes using strong (and slow) encryption/hasing algorithms for passwords and sensitive data, offering 2FA using OTP for your account and only storing your sudo password for the minimum time necessary.

Communication between the server and browser uses HTTPS. By default, a self-signed certificate is used, but it can be replaced with a custom one.