fuck it, we open sourced ServerOS.
months of work, now on GitHub for anyone to use, break or improve.
show us some love (or roast the code) 😭
https://t.co/4B51ICi3Ou
fuck it, we open sourced ServerOS.
months of work, now on GitHub for anyone to use, break or improve.
show us some love (or roast the code) 😭
https://t.co/4B51ICi3Ou
Thanks, means a lot! We went with AGPL because we want it properly open source, so you can read it, self-host it and change it, while stopping someone from taking it and running a closed hosted copy. If you change it and host it for other people, you share your changes too. Using it or self-hosting it as is, there's nothing to worry about 🤝
wth ServerOS just went open source 🤯
servers, deploys, backups, monitoring, one dashboard, and now anyone can use it, break it or improve it
https://t.co/vQfWXAIQtL
Managing servers, deploying apps, handling backups, and keeping track of everything used to feel like so much work.
So I found ServerOS, which lets you manage all of this from one dashboard.
No more jumping between different tools. And the best part? It's fully open source!
You can explore the GitHub repo, self-host it, or contribute to the project.
GitHub: https://t.co/ROLqZPDpz9