Komodo

Komodo is a remote server orchestrator and container deployment platform. It provides a centralized interface for managing multiple remote hosts through lightweight agents, coordinating Docker Swarm and Kubernetes clusters, and automating software delivery via integrated CI/CD pipelines.

The system distinguishes itself with a TypeScript-based automation engine that executes typed scripts against the system API for complex operational workflows. It supports infrastructure-as-code through TOML-based declarative configuration synchronization and provides ephemeral build infrastructure that provisions and terminates cloud instances for image compilation.

The platform covers a broad range of capabilities, including container resource management, multi-tenant access control via OIDC integration, and real-time observability through server resource monitoring and system change auditing. It also features browser-based interactive terminals for both servers and containers, as well as automated database backup and migration utilities.

Features

Remote Management Agents - Utilizes lightweight agents on target machines for centralized remote control and deployment.

Swarm Cluster Management - Coordinates multiple Docker Swarm clusters from one interface to deploy services and manage nodes.

Remote Server Management Tools - Centralized management and deployment of multiple remote hosts through lightweight agents.

Task Automation Scripts - Executes TypeScript snippets against the system API to automate complex administrative tasks.

Typed API Scripts - Provides a TypeScript-based automation engine for executing typed scripts against the system API for complex workflows.

Scripting APIs - Offers a scripting API to perform complex operational tasks via the system management interface.

CI CD Pipelines - Implements automated build and deployment pipelines triggered by webhooks or schedules.

CI/CD Workflows - Executes TypeScript scripts and scheduled tasks to automate complex software delivery workflows.

Workflow Orchestration - Orchestrates multi-step procedures that can be triggered manually or run on a scheduled timetable.

Cluster Node Management - Coordinates multi-node Docker Swarm clusters, managing the lifecycle of services and secrets.

Compose Orchestrators - Pushes Docker Compose definitions from a UI, local host, or Git repository directly to a Swarm cluster.

Programmatic Clients - Provides programmatic clients and SDKs to integrate container management into external scripts.

Container Build Tools - Constructs container images from Dockerfiles sourced via a user interface, local paths, or Git repositories.

Container Deployment - Manages the workflow of building Docker images from source and deploying them via compose files.

Container Deployment Platforms - Functions as a platform for building Docker images and deploying containerized applications.

Container Orchestration Management - Controls Docker networks, images, and volumes through a centralized graphical user interface.

API-Driven Resource Orchestration - Provides an API-driven layer for programmatically provisioning and managing infrastructure resources.

Container Stack Management - Coordinates multi-container applications using compose files to manage related groups of services as a single unit.

Docker Swarm Orchestration - Orchestrates clusters of servers to deploy and monitor containerized services and stacks from a central interface.

Execution Pipeline Composers - Composes sequences of parallel and sequential actions for automated software delivery and orchestration.

Infrastructure as Code - Synchronizes remote infrastructure state using version-controlled TOML configuration files.

Remote Server Access Tools - Offers persistent and shareable interactive shell sessions on connected remote servers via a web browser.

Kubernetes Cluster Management - Coordinates and maintains the lifecycle of Kubernetes clusters and their associated application resources.

Multi-Interface Control Systems - Enables system control through a combination of a CLI tool, typed libraries, and standard specifications.

Multi-Stage Workflow Automations - Chains executions into multi-stage procedures using a script editor and API calls.

Remote Administration - Provides a centralized interface for the remote administration of multiple hosts and their configurations.

Remote Orchestration Tools - Orchestrates remote hosts using lightweight agents for centralized shell access and resource monitoring.

Web API Integration - Exposes remote web interfaces to read data, update configurations, and trigger system actions.

Role-Based Access Control - Implements granular permissions and role-based access control integrated with identity providers to restrict system actions.

Declarative Configuration - Synchronizes infrastructure state and coordinates deployments using version-controlled TOML files and dependency ordering.

TOML-Based Synchronization - Implements infrastructure-as-code by synchronizing remote resources via version-controlled TOML configuration files.

Workflow Automation Engines - Features a TypeScript-based engine that executes typed scripts to automate multi-stage operational workflows.

Git Authentication Providers - Provides Git authentication to securely clone repositories for builds and synchronization.

Collaborative Terminal Sessions - Creates persistent terminal sessions that allow multiple users to view and interact with server output in real time.

Deployment Command Line Interfaces - Offers a command-line interface for managing server operations and deployment tasks from a local terminal.

Web-Based Terminals - Offers browser-based terminals for interactive shell access to remote servers and containers.

Ephemeral CI Environments - Provisions ephemeral AWS EC2 instances to execute build jobs and terminates them automatically upon completion.

Build Infrastructure - Manages dedicated build servers or launches cloud instances to handle container image compilation.

Ephemeral Provisioning - Provisions and terminates temporary cloud instances for image compilation to maintain a clean build environment.

Container Shell Access - Provides a browser-based interface to execute commands or attach to the primary process of running containers.

Container Image Registry Uploads - Uploads completed container builds to Docker-compatible image registries using configured provider credentials.

Management Interfaces - Provides a web interface for orchestrating containers, compose stacks, and nodes across Swarm managers.

Multi-Architecture Images - Creates container images compatible with multiple architectures, such as ARM and x86, using Docker Buildx.

Git-Based Deployment Automations - Executes scripts sourced from Git repositories on remote servers for automation and binary creation.

Resource Visibility Filters - Hides specific servers, containers, and API resources from users who lack the required permissions.

Secret Management - Stores and interpolates shared variables and secrets across all resources to maintain consistent configuration.

Multi-Tenant Identity Management - Manages user permissions and resource visibility using OIDC and group-based multi-tenant isolation.

Identity Provider Integrations - Integrates with external OIDC providers to manage user identity and authentication for the platform.

OIDC Identity Integrations - Integrates OpenID Connect providers for secure user identity verification and login.

Registry Authentication Providers - Manages credentials for private container registries to enable image pulling and pushing.

System Action Gating - Limits sensitive operations, such as accessing interactive terminals or viewing logs, to authorized users.

Cluster Health Monitoring - Monitors Docker Swarm nodes and tasks to alert when clusters deviate from the desired state.

Command Output Streamers - Provides real-time streaming of server command output for programmatic processing and monitoring.

Resource Batch Operations - Allows applying a single operation across multiple resources using wildcard or regex syntax.

Server Monitors - Tracks real-time CPU, memory, and disk usage across connected servers.

Service Lifecycle Management - Provides tools for controlling the operational state and lifecycle of Docker Swarm services.

Task Schedulers - Provides utilities for triggering procedures and API actions on a fixed timetable to emulate cron behavior.

User Group Management - Organizes users into groups to simplify the assignment of inherited access rights and permissions.

Web-Based Remote Terminals - Ships persistent and shareable browser-based shell sessions for remote servers and containers.

Deployment Tools - Tool for multi-server software deployment with web UI.

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