ServerDeck: SSH Server Manager

ServerDeck looks after your Linux servers from your phone: how they are doing, which services are up, what the logs say, and the one command that has to run right now.

It talks to each server over plain SSH and nothing else. There is no agent to install, no port to open and no account anywhere: the phone signs in the way ssh from a laptop would and runs ordinary commands.

OVERVIEW
• CPU, memory and disk at a glance, turning amber and red as they fill up
• The last three minutes of CPU and memory as a chart
• Network traffic, load average, every disk and swap
• Host name, distribution, kernel and uptime

SERVICES
• systemd units: running, failed or all, with their status and last journal lines
• Restart, reload, stop and start, each asking first and showing the exact command
• Docker containers: state, health, logs, restart, stop and start

LOGS
• The system journal, a service's journal or any log file, followed live
• Errors in red, warnings in amber, a filter and an errors-only switch

COMMANDS AND TERMINAL
• Saved commands per server or shared, a tap away
• Live output, the time taken, a stop button and the exit code
• A full interactive terminal with the keys a phone keyboard lacks: esc, tab, ctrl, arrows

MONITORING
• Background checks every 15 minutes to 6 hours, per server
• A notification when a server goes down and when it is back
• Uptime over 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, and a log of outages
• No false alarms for a blip or for the phone's own lost network

SECURITY
• Ed25519 keys made on the phone, or your own OpenSSH, RSA or ECDSA keys
• Install a key on a server with one password sign-in
• Private keys and passwords in the Android Keystore
• Host key fingerprints checked, with a clear warning when one changes
• Optional fingerprint, face or PIN lock

TRY IT FIRST
No server at hand? Tap "Try the demo" on the empty server list: four simulated servers on which every screen works.

PRIVACY
ServerDeck collects nothing. No account, no analytics, no ads. It talks to nothing but your servers.

Open source (GNU AGPL-3.0): github.com/szabolevi98/serverdeck

Languages: English, Hungarian, German, Spanish and French.