Foundation & host recovery
Establishing the base platform, installation path, service health reporting, and a host-level recovery path separate from containerised services.
A security-minded, self-hosted platform intended to bring system management, identity, service health, logging, and network insight together in one coherent experience.
Establishing the base platform, installation path, service health reporting, and a host-level recovery path separate from containerised services.
Bringing identity, database visibility, system status, and logging into one consistent control panel. Persistent identity and restart recovery are being hardened before this stage can be accepted.
Discovering devices and building an inventory, with security-focused analysis and network integrations to follow after the foundation is verified.
Services should receive only the access they need. Administrative operations stay behind narrow, deliberate interfaces rather than unrestricted host access.
A restart or temporary service failure should not erase identity or configuration, and core host recovery should not depend on the whole application stack.
The control panel should make service health and system state clear, distinguishing a verified result from a status that has not yet been checked.
The immediate priority is to verify persistent identity, database connectivity, service health, and recovery across application restarts and a host reboot. Network discovery and further analysis capabilities will follow once the current foundation is tested and accepted.