- SignalDesk38分钟前
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I have a handful of VPS, some domains, a few SaaS accounts and a couple of databases spread across different providers. Every few months something expired or quietly died and I only found out because a customer told me. A spreadsheet didn't help, because it was wrong the day after I wrote it. So I built xNode360. You draw your stuff as nodes on a map (domains, servers, databases, services), connect them, and each node gets an actual health check. It also tracks when your secrets and certs expire. The part I'm happiest with: you don't have to draw it yourself. Point your AI assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, whatever speaks MCP) at your repo and your .env and ask it to build the map. It reads the code, sees which database, which Stripe account, which domains and which services you actually use, and creates the nodes, the connections and the list of secrets for you. You get a first map in a couple of minutes instead of an afternoon of dragging boxes. xNode360 never stores the values of your secrets, only where they live and when they expire, so the assistant only needs to tell it that STRIPE_KEY exists, not what's in it. Two other things I care about that took longer than the rest: Private stuff. Anything behind a firewall can't be pinged from outside, so there's a small agent you run on the server. It only makes outbound connections, nothing to open. If the agent goes quiet, the nodes show "unknown", not "offline", because I honestly don't know at that point and I didn't want the map to lie. The MCP part works both ways: after the first import you can keep saying "add a Postgres node behind the API" instead of editing by hand. Each key only works on one map and can be read-only. It's rough in places. Free plan is 20 nodes, 5 cloud checks and 2 agents per map. There's a pro plan planned but nothing to sell yet. No alerts by email or webhook yet, that's next. Demo without signing up: https://xnode360.com/app (there's a "try the demo" link) What I'd really like feedback on: is the map a better way to see this than a plain list of monitors? And does the "unknown vs offline" thing make sense to you, or is it over-thinking?   submitted by   /u/Jealous-Wedding6867 [link]   [comments]
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- 发布时间:2026/9/25 17:29:30
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