Ajenti is a Linux & BSD modular server admin panel. Ajenti 2 provides a new interface and a better architecture, developed with Python3 and AngularJS.
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Easy installation : Ajenti 2 can be easy installed with pip and the provided script.
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Existing configuration : Picks up your current configuration and works on your existing system as-is, without any preparation.
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Caring : Does not overwrite your config files, options and comments. All changes are non-destructive.
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Batteries included : Includes lots of plugins for system and software configuration, monitoring and management.
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Extensible : Ajenti 2 is easily extensible using Python. Plugin development is a quick and pleasant with Ajenti APIs. Write your first plugin.
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Modern : Pleasant to look at, satisfying to click and accessible anywhere from tablets and mobile.
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Lightweight : Small memory footprint and CPU usage. Runs on low-end machines, wall plugs, routers and so on.
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See https://docs.ajenti.org for more information
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!
Helpers are welcome ! There are many ways to help in Ajenti Project :
Actually big changes are planned and under development. A global roadmap is :
Migrating to Python3- Migrating to python-socketio
Implement better API REST with @get, @post ... decorators- Migrating from AngularJS to Angular 13 (work in progress):
- plugins core and dashboard are almost done, but there's a lot of work to migrate all other plugins.
- This work take actually place in the branch ajenti-3-dev and the new plugins are stored in the directory plugins-new
- The documentation is located at https://docs.ajenti.org/en/ajenti-3-dev/index.html
- Add a lot of new plugins: once the migration to Angular done, we can add a lot of plugins to manage services on the server ( like apache2, nginx, postfix, etc ... ).
- Migrating to asyncio: concept tested, but migration not really started.
