Self-hosted control-plane · Go · Alpha
A control-plane for game servers and container apps that runs on your own machine. One Go binary, one command, no account.
Downloads and runs on your machine. Linux now, Windows and macOS once the desktop build lands.
curl -fsSL https://core.stygion.eu/install.sh | sh Fetches the newest stable build from our repository and installs the binary into ~/.local/bin. or download manually (.tar.gz)
The Panel is in alpha and growing. This is being built or planned right now, live from our roadmap.
Full roadmap →Native desktop around the Go core (Wails 2 + SvelteKit, no Rust). Model: embedded-server webview — the Wails window opens the existing frontend talking to the in-process Go HTTP server on localhost (minimal refactor). Powers the Windows/macOS install in the release workflow.
Marketing dashboard shot from a running instance (devdata has a seeded DB with 2 servers). Blocked by the auth gate (login required) + offline server status without podman. Best captured from a deployed/Linux instance. /core meanwhile uses an honest terminal visual.
Self-update hardening: minisign-sign the tarball + verify with an embedded public key. sha256 is the current gate; add once the keypair + CI secret exist.
During an update a modal shows progress; once the Panel restarts the page auto-refreshes so the admin sees when it is done.
Verify the new build boots before committing; auto-restore the previous version on a crash loop so an update can never take the Panel down.
Download a server’s entire database as a backup, and upload it back the same way.
A reinstall button added among the server’s control buttons.
Read and write the server console from the web, command history.