HOME INFRASTRUCTURE

Server overview

LIVE STATUS
YOUR SERVER · YOUR RULES

Welcome to your control center.

Monitor your home server, open a browser-based terminal, or access the remote desktop. Your existing remote services remain responsible for authentication.

Host: checking… OS: checking… Self-hosted

Live resource usage

Host-level readings from the server operating system

Waiting for data…
Memory usage▤
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Waiting for system data
Root disk usage▱
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Filesystem: /
System uptime◷
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Since last boot
CPU load · 1 min⌁
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Logical processors: —

System information

HOST DETAILS
Hostname—
Operating system—
Architecture—
CPU—
Node.js—

Remote services

EXISTING SERVICES
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Wetty terminal
HTTPS · /wetty
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noVNC desktop
HTTPS · port 6080
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Public access reminder: if this dashboard is reachable through Tailscale Funnel, the overview and system metrics are public too. Wetty and noVNC should retain strong, unique credentials. Do not put passwords or tokens in this page.

Web terminal

Wetty session · existing HTTPS endpoint and login

↗ Open in new tab
Wetty terminal
/wetty
Credentials handled by Wetty
Terminal is ready to connect

Open the Terminal tab to load your existing Wetty session. Your Wetty login will be requested by the service if needed.

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The terminal is a powerful remote shell. Keep Wetty authentication enabled and never share its session URL with untrusted people.

Remote desktop

noVNC session · HTTPS on port 6080

↗ Open in new tab
noVNC desktop
https://current-host:6080/vnc.html
Credentials handled by noVNC / VNC
Remote desktop is ready to connect

Load noVNC to open your existing remote desktop session. The noVNC or VNC password prompt will be handled by that service.

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If the embedded desktop is blank or blocked, use Open in new tab. Some noVNC deployments send browser headers that prohibit iframe embedding; in that case the standalone session should still work.