Contabo charged me even before the time ifike and u know their policy no refunds kaa u not on private account ,,,I think I will cancel one service buana 😂😂 any way pare claude with godot and blender build a full platformer Game to the gamers or a low poly
I posted my project did it for some time a very long time that i feel embarrsed to say how long i took to release it
Then some random guy #vibecode,# ai slop,,,I think
Am na start writting all my projects in C and Assembly from now on am going back to to studying bare metal
Working on Orbit, a Go-based server management tool.
Why Go:
Anyone here building system tools in Go? Curious what libraries you recommend for auth, websockets, metrics.
This week I added:
Trying to make VPS management less painful.
What would you add next: backups, alerts, logs, or deploy pipelines?
Hey everyone, I was tired of juggling multiple tools to manage a VPS, so I started building Orbit.
Goal:
Still early, looking for honest feedback from self-hosters.
What would make you actually switch from your current setup?
GitHub: Orbit GitHub
Orbit VPS is a Modern ServerManagement System
I have this Open source Server management modern platform think of it like webmin on steroids but its young i need contributors and support so a Star on GithUb is all am asking For Support this lets see ours grow from 254 our own any way I would realy apperciate it for one github star
I built Orbit because I was tired of running five different tools to manage a single VPS. Cockpit for metrics. Coolify for deploys. Webmin for config files. SSH for everything else. Five ports, five auth systems, five things to update.
Orbit replaces all of them with **one Go binary**. No agents, no external databases, no Docker required. It embeds a React dashboard and idles at 30MB RAM.
**What v0.1.0 does:**
- Real-time per-process CPU, memory, disk, network graphs (24h ring buffer)
- systemd service manager (start, stop, restart, edit unit files)
- Docker container overview with logs
- Live log streaming from files and journald with full-text search
- UFW/nftables firewall rule viewer
- Nginx vhost config editor
- JWT auth with SSH key support
**One command install:**
```
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KenyanRedwoods01/Orbit/main/scripts/install.sh | sudo bash
```
Open `https://your-server-ip:5000\` and you're in.
**Links:**
- 🚀 Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/orbit-security/orbit-security/launch-day
- 💻 GitHub: https://github.com/KenyanRedwoods01/Orbit
- 🌐 Docs & Live Preview: https://kenyanredwoods01.github.io/Orbit/index.html
**Why not Cockpit?** No deploy hooks, no web server config.
**Why not Coolify?** No OS-level metrics, no firewall.
**Why not Webmin?** Dated UI, no Docker awareness.
Orbit fills every gap. 18MB binary. 30MB RAM at idle. Plans for v0.2 (deploy hooks, uptime monitors, Docker management) and v0.3 (multi-server hub, MCP socket for AI agents).
This is a pre-release. I'd love honest feedback — what would you actually use vs. what's overkill? Roast it.
I'm a solo developer who's been managing my own VPS for years, and I'm curious — what's the tool you've always wished existed for managing your servers but could never find?
For me, it was a single tool that combined:
I got tired of running Cockpit + Coolify + Webmin + Netdata + SSH simultaneously, so I built Orbit — one Go binary that does all of it from one port.
But I'm wondering: what's YOUR white whale? What server task still forces you to open three different tools? What workflow is still stuck in 2005?
Not trying to promote anything — genuinely want to understand what problems people are solving manually because no tool exists yet.
I built Orbit because I was tired of running five different tools to manage a single VPS. Cockpit for metrics. Coolify for deploys. Webmin for config files. SSH for everything else. Five ports, five auth systems, five things to update.
Orbit replaces all of them with **one Go binary**. No agents, no external databases, no Docker required. It embeds a React dashboard and idles at 30MB RAM.
**What v0.1.0 does:**
- Real-time per-process CPU, memory, disk, network graphs (24h ring buffer)
- systemd service manager (start, stop, restart, edit unit files)
- Docker container overview with logs
- Live log streaming from files and journald with full-text search
- UFW/nftables firewall rule viewer
- Nginx vhost config editor
- JWT auth with SSH key support
**One command install:**
```
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KenyanRedwoods01/Orbit/main/scripts/install.sh | sudo bash
```
Open `https://your-server-ip:5000\` and you're in.
**Links:**
- 🚀 Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/orbit-security/orbit-security/launch-day
- 💻 GitHub: https://github.com/KenyanRedwoods01/Orbit
- 🌐 Docs & Live Preview: https://kenyanredwoods01.github.io/Orbit/index.html
**Why not Cockpit?** No deploy hooks, no web server config.
**Why not Coolify?** No OS-level metrics, no firewall.
**Why not Webmin?** Dated UI, no Docker awareness.
Orbit fills every gap. 18MB binary. 30MB RAM at idle. Plans for v0.2 (deploy hooks, uptime monitors, Docker management) and v0.3 (multi-server hub, MCP socket for AI agents).
This is a pre-release. I'd love honest feedback — what would you actually use vs. what's overkill? Roast it.
I built Orbit because I was tired of running five different tools to manage a single VPS. Cockpit for metrics. Coolify for deploys. Webmin for config files. SSH for everything else. Five ports, five auth systems, five things to update.
Orbit replaces all of them with **one Go binary**. No agents, no external databases, no Docker required. It embeds a React dashboard and idles at 30MB RAM.
**What v0.1.0 does:**
- Real-time per-process CPU, memory, disk, network graphs (24h ring buffer)
- systemd service manager (start, stop, restart, edit unit files)
- Docker container overview with logs
- Live log streaming from files and journald with full-text search
- UFW/nftables firewall rule viewer
- Nginx vhost config editor
- JWT auth with SSH key support
**One command install:**
```
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KenyanRedwoods01/Orbit/main/scripts/install.sh | sudo bash
```
Open `https://your-server-ip:5000\` and you're in.
**Links:**
- 🚀 Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/orbit-security/orbit-security/launch-day
- 💻 GitHub: https://github.com/KenyanRedwoods01/Orbit
- 🌐 Docs & Live Preview: https://kenyanredwoods01.github.io/Orbit/index.html
**Why not Cockpit?** No deploy hooks, no web server config.
**Why not Coolify?** No OS-level metrics, no firewall.
**Why not Webmin?** Dated UI, no Docker awareness.
Orbit fills every gap. 18MB binary. 30MB RAM at idle. Plans for v0.2 (deploy hooks, uptime monitors, Docker management) and v0.3 (multi-server hub, MCP socket for AI agents).
This is a pre-release. I'd love honest feedback — what would you actually use vs. what's overkill? Roast it.
