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I'd rather have honest reviews than €4.99. I built this for myself first. I run a few VPS boxes and never got on with the apps I tried — I wanted to glance at a host, restart a container and get out, without typing three commands on a phone keyboard. That turned into Server Control , and eventually onto Google Play. It is a €4.99 one-time purchase, and honestly that has been the problem: I am asking people to pay upfront for an app they cannot try, from a developer they have never heard of, with almost no reviews to go on. That is a bad deal and I do not blame anyone for skipping it. So it is 100% off until 22 September — free on the Play Store right now, no promo code, no trial, no account. Install it and it stays in your library permanently, updates included. Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.damianslab.servercontrol Everything runs over a standard SSH connection to your own machine. Nothing is installed on the server: no agent, no daemon, no extra port open, no account with me. What it does Telemetry dashboard — live CPU, RAM and disk charts, plus up/down throughput read from /proc/net/dev . Set thresholds (e.g. CPU > 85%) and get a notification when a host crosses one. Those background alerts cover every server you have saved, not just the one on screen. Docker — running/stopped/paused containers, live CPU/memory/IO from docker stats , logs, start/stop/restart/kill. systemd — status for nginx, MySQL, PostgreSQL, cron and friends, journalctl logs, start/stop/restart/reload. SSH terminal — output streams line by line while the command runs. Ctrl+C signals the remote process group over a second channel rather than just dropping the connection, so a pipeline actually dies instead of carrying on without you. Esc, Ctrl+D, a KILL button, path-aware cd , command history on the keypad. Remote file editing — nano <file> opens a native editor. Content travels base64 encoded, the file is truncated in place so owner and permissions survive, and a save is refused if the file changed on the server since you opened it. Long jobs survive — command timeout is separate from connection timeout (5 min default, up to 30), and a foreground service keeps a running deploy alive when the screen switches off. Mail server panel — Postfix/Dovecot status, queue inspect/flush, DNSBL checks against Spamhaus, Barracuda, SORBS and Spamcop. Security — credentials encrypted on-device with AES/GCM via the Android Keystore, optional biometric lock, TOFU host key verification, ED25519/Curve25519 support. Zero analytics, zero telemetry, no ads. Your IPs, keys and logs never leave the phone. "Why not just use Termius / JuiceSSH / Netdata / Portainer?" Fair question, and mostly they are not doing the same job: Terminal apps (Termius, JuiceSSH, ConnectBot, Termux) are very good at being terminals. This is a dashboard first — Docker, systemd and mail are lists with buttons, and the terminal is there for when you actually do need a shel

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/17 15:12:12