Phalanx shows the state of every server live, finds vulnerabilities in installed packages and containers, installs updates and tells you before something fails. One app instead of several tools.
Set up the command post on a Linux server:
curl -fsSL https://license.m8werk.de/get/phalanx | sudo shFree for up to three servers, no purchase needed.
The overview: load, locations, open vulnerabilities and the latest events of every server.
Features
Each area has its own page with views of the app.
The overview shows live how every server is doing: load, locations, open vulnerabilities and the latest events. Search with ⌘K finds every server, every package and every finding.
Phalanx lists your servers with their state and load, their containers and the apps from Docker, Coolify, Dokploy, Portainer and Kubernetes. Proxmox clusters appear with their machines and backups.
A continuously updated vulnerability feed is matched against every installed package and container. For each finding Phalanx names the step that fixes it.
Alerts follow your rules, on-call and quiet times. On top come monitoring of domains, certificates and heartbeats, status pages, the logs of every server and the costs per server.
Every person in the team has one of five roles, from viewer to owner. People sign in with a second factor, a passkey or single sign-on.
Phalanx explains an alert with the AI provider you set up yourself, a local model too. Without that setup nothing goes to a provider.
The command post only takes updates signed with the Phalanx key, backs up its database first and goes back if the new version does not start. Without internet you bring in vulnerability data as a file.
Self-hosted
Phalanx is a command post, a small agent on every server and the app. All of it runs with you.
One command sets it up on a Linux server. It keeps the inventory, the findings and the history.
Each further server joins with a one-line command. Linux, macOS and Windows are supported.
Inventory, findings and logs stay in your command post. Only the licence key and the fetching of vulnerability data and updates reach us.
Command postOn your Linux server, with its database and vulnerability dataState, packages, logs and findings run from the agents into the command post, and the app reads them there.
Free covers up to three servers with every feature except single sign-on, tenants and your own branding. For more servers there are the tiers Solo, Team, Business and MSP.
Get the app, set up the command post and connect your first server.
