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Cosmos
Self-hosted control panel for managing your apps, data, and services from a single dashboard.
About Cosmos
Cosmos is an open source control panel designed for self-hosting enthusiasts who want to manage their entire online infrastructure from one place. It provides a clean web interface to deploy, monitor, and update apps, databases, and system services without needing deep sysadmin skills. The platform emphasizes data ownership and privacy by keeping everything under your control.
Cosmos runs on any Linux server. It supports one-click deployment of popular applications like WordPress, Nextcloud, and Plausible, along with custom Docker containers. The dashboard gives you real-time resource usage, automatic SSL certificates via Let's Encrypt, and backup integrations. It also includes a built-in reverse proxy and domain manager to route traffic securely.
The project is developed by Azukaar and is licensed under the MIT license. It is entirely free and self-funded, with no paid tiers or feature restrictions. Ideal for hobbyists, small teams, or anyone who wants a simpler alternative to raw Docker Compose or Kubernetes for personal servers.
Cosmos runs on any Linux server. It supports one-click deployment of popular applications like WordPress, Nextcloud, and Plausible, along with custom Docker containers. The dashboard gives you real-time resource usage, automatic SSL certificates via Let's Encrypt, and backup integrations. It also includes a built-in reverse proxy and domain manager to route traffic securely.
The project is developed by Azukaar and is licensed under the MIT license. It is entirely free and self-funded, with no paid tiers or feature restrictions. Ideal for hobbyists, small teams, or anyone who wants a simpler alternative to raw Docker Compose or Kubernetes for personal servers.
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Quick Facts
- Pricing
- Free
- License
- Open Source
- Platform
- Linux
- Version
- 1.1.0
- Developer
- Azukaar