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linuxpatch/appliance

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•Updated almost 2 years ago

Self-hosted appliance for LinuxPatch.com.

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⁠LinuxPatch Server Appliance - Self-Hosted Patch Management

⁠Overview

The LinuxPatch Server Appliance is a self-hosted solution designed to simplify Linux patch management across multiple distributions. Run through a pre-built Docker image, it offers automated updates, CVE reporting, real-time alerts, and system monitoring to keep your Linux servers secure and up-to-date. The service is free for up to 3 servers, making it an ideal choice for small teams, developers, and startups.

⁠Features

  • Automated Patch Management: Schedule and automate updates for seamless server maintenance.
  • AI-Powered CVE Reporting: Get detailed insights into security vulnerabilities with automated detection.
  • Real-Time Alerts: Receive instant notifications about critical updates and issues.
  • Integrated Healthchecks: Monitor system performance and stability post-update.
  • Universal Compatibility: Supports popular distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Rocky Linux, and more.
  • Autopilot Mode: Set up once and let the system handle regular updates and reboots.
  • Server Grouping: Organize servers into groups (e.g., production, staging) for easier management.
  • Scalable Deployment: Efficiently scale from small setups to large, enterprise-level infrastructures.

⁠Pricing

  • Free Tier: Manage up to 3 servers at no cost, perfect for hobbyists and small businesses.
  • Paid Plans: Start from $1 per server per month, with custom options available for enterprises needing unlimited server management. Contact us for tailored pricing.

⁠Quick Start Guide

⁠Prerequisites
  • Docker installed on your server.
  • Basic knowledge of Docker commands.
⁠Installation
  1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/linuxpatch/self-hosted.git
  2. Run the configuration script: ./configure.sh
  3. Follow the prompts to set up your server.
  4. Access the web interface via https://<your-server-ip> (or http://<your-server-ip>:80 if TLS is not configured).
  5. To enable TLS, update TLS directives in ./data/.env file and place your certificate at ./data/certs/server.crt and private key at ./data/certs/server.key.
  6. Register your account and start adding servers for patch management.

⁠Supported Distributions

  • Ubuntu (16.04+)
  • Debian (8+)
  • CentOS (7+)
  • Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux
  • Amazon Linux, OpenSUSE, and more.

⁠Benefits

  • Secure & Compliant: Regular updates ensure systems are always protected against vulnerabilities.
  • Ease of Use: Simple, intuitive interface for managing server patches.
  • Time-Saving: Automate routine updates, reducing manual intervention.
  • Flexible Deployment: Run as a standalone Docker container for easy installation and portability.

⁠Contact & Support

For questions, support, or custom pricing, please contact [email protected]⁠.

⁠Why Choose LinuxPatch Server Appliance?

Efficient, reliable, and scalable, LinuxPatch helps you maintain a robust patch management strategy for your Linux infrastructure. With features like intelligent reboot scheduling, detailed vulnerability reports, and customizable alerts, you can streamline server maintenance and improve security compliance.

⁠Get Started Today

Secure up to 3 servers for free and explore all the benefits of automated Linux patch management.

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