If you run servers or deploy applications on VPS infrastructure, you probably know the workflow:
SSH into a server → run commands → check logs → open monitoring dashboard → deploy again.
It works, but it also creates a fragmented experience.
Over time, managing servers becomes a mix of terminals, dashboards, scripts, and monitoring tools.
I wanted something simpler - a unified surface where infrastructure can be observed and controlled visually.
That’s why I started building Cockpit.run.
The goal of Cockpit.run is to provide an operating surface for VPS infrastructure where you can:
• monitor server resources
• manage multiple VPS instances
• deploy applications
• control infrastructure from a single interface
Instead of juggling multiple tools, the interface acts more like a control layer for your servers.
This project is still early, but I’m sharing it to get feedback from developers who run their own infrastructure.
Showcase:
https://www.ripun.site/showcase/cockpit-operating-surface
Questions for the community:
What tools do you currently use to manage servers?
What features would make VPS management easier for you?
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