Open Source · Beta

Infrastructure
under one command.

NOBA is a command center for everything you run.
Proxmox, Docker, Pi-hole, UniFi — monitored, managed,
and self-healed from a single deployment.

Get Started Documentation
NOBA — Dashboard
NOBA Dashboard — real-time infrastructure overview

Real-time telemetry across every host, container, and service.

01

It sees everything.

CPU, memory, disk, network, containers, VMs, DNS queries, firewall rules, UPS status — streaming live via SSE. Not polled. Not cached. What's happening now.

02

It heals itself.

55 automated actions across 24 integration categories. Container crashed — restarted. DNS stale — flushed. Disk filling — cleaned. No runbooks, no pager, no 3 AM wake-up call.

03

It spans sites.

Lightweight agents bridge remote locations over encrypted WebSocket. No VPNs. No port forwarding. One pane of glass for geographically distributed infrastructure.

NOBA — Self-Healing
NOBA Self-Healing — automated infrastructure recovery

Automated recovery in action — resolved before you notice.

What it talks to

20+ integrations. Growing.

Proxmox VEDockerLXCPi-holeUniFiHAProxyGraylogqBittorrentTailscaleWireGuardNginxCloudflareUptime KumaSpeedtestSMARTNUT (UPS)ZFSSystemdWake-on-LANSSH
Built for production

Not another dashboard.

WebAuthn

Passwordless FIDO2 login. No passwords to leak, phish, or rotate.

RBAC

Viewer, Operator, Admin. Every action gated, every access logged.

Audit Trail

Every login, every command, every healing action. Tamper-evident log.

SAML SSO

Enterprise single sign-on. Integrate with your identity provider.

Encrypted Vault

AES-256 at rest. Integration credentials never stored in plaintext.

NIS2 Ready

Built against the NIS2 directive compliance checklist. Every item.

Running in 30 seconds.

$ docker run -d --name noba -p 8080:8080 ghcr.io/raizendev/noba:latest

or curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/raizenica/noba/main/install.sh | bash

Take back control.

Open source. Free during beta. Deploy it, push it, tell us what breaks.

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