CareServer vs NodePass

CareServer supports SSH, SFTP, Terminal, and Linux service status monitoring. Core Features: 1.Monitoring: Monitors the load, CPU usage, memory and swap memory utilization, and disk I/O performance of Linux servers. 2.Network and Processes: View network status and detailed process information. 3. Container Management: Seamless support for Podman and Docker containers, including viewing status, starting, stopping, pausing, and deleting operations. 4.Port Forwarding: Supports dynamic port forwarding, remote port forwarding, and local port forwarding. 5.Proxy Features: Built-in Socke Proxy and HTTP Proxy functions. 6.Custom Interface: Customize the application status style and system theme colors. 7. Group Management: Functionality for grouping machines and containers. 8. SFTP Features: Powerful file management capabilities, including uploading, downloading, renaming, deleting, copying, and moving files and folders, as well as viewing file permissions and sizes, and supports online viewing and editing of text files. Terms of Service https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy https://nicejwin.github.io/careserver_privacy_policy/

NodePass is a control plane for NodePass masters and Nowhere OpenCtrl controllers: every tunnel you run, on every host, in one app for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. Add a master with its URL and API key, scan a QR code or open an np:// link, and the app keeps a live picture of it: instances and their state, throughput, connections, latency and logs, plus the host's CPU, memory and network. Start, stop and restart from anywhere. Edit a tunnel as typed parameters with their defaults explained, or as the raw URL. Masters sync through your private iCloud to every device; keys never go anywhere else. LIVE, NOT POLLED • Server-Sent Events keep every instance current the moment it changes. Polling takes over when a stream drops. • Throughput sparklines, connection counts and latency per instance. CPU, memory, swap and network gauges per host. • Search by name, endpoint, tag:value or #tag. Filter, sort and group by status, type, traffic, latency, auto-restart or any tag. ACT ON MANY AT ONCE • Select instances and start, stop, restart, reset counters, delete, set the auto-restart policy or stamp a tag on all of them, with a per-instance report at the end. EDIT WITH CONFIDENCE • The instance URL becomes a table of parameters. Every known key gets a control matched to its type, with its default and whether it applies to the role; unknown keys stay editable. Switch to the raw URL at any time; validation runs as you type. • See the stored URL next to the configuration the master actually runs, with the defaults it injected called out. • A log console per instance with level filters, follow mode and export. TOOLS • TCP Ping from one master or all of them. • URL Inspector explains every parameter of a NodePass or Nowhere URL and can turn it into a new instance. • API Console sends raw requests, with templates for every endpoint. WIDGETS • Master Overview shows the host gauges and the instances of one master, errors first. Masters shows the health of several at once. • Every size on the Home Screen and the Mac desktop, plus Lock Screen and watch face accessories. Rows open in the app. SIRI, SHORTCUTS AND SPOTLIGHT • Masters and instances are Shortcuts entities. Find Instances filters by status, type, master, endpoint or tag. • An action for every operation: status, start, stop, restart, reset traffic, auto-restart, create, delete, TCP Ping and open. • Say "Restart edge-tunnel in NodePass" or "Is edge-tunnel running in NodePass" and get an interactive card. Everything runs in the background without opening the app. ON APPLE WATCH • Your masters arrive from your iPhone; nothing to type. Health and counts in the list, host gauges and throughput for a master, live status and traffic for an instance. • Start, Stop, Restart and the auto-restart toggle on your wrist, with the same Siri and Shortcuts actions. • Complications for watch faces and the Smart Stack, where a master in trouble comes forward. ON iPAD • Instances fill the width beside the sidebar as a grid of live cards. The selection opens in an inspector: the host gauges, or the instance's controls, traffic, configuration, metadata and logs. ON THE MAC • A native macOS app: a sortable table with the columns you choose, multiple selection, grouping, an inspector and Activity Monitor-style host metrics. • Drag rows out as URLs; drop or paste a URL onto a master to create an instance. • Every operation in the menus, with keyboard shortcuts. Masters and logs in their own windows. • A menu bar item shows every master's health and keeps data flowing after the last window closes. • Desktop widgets with full instance lists and a fleet table. BOTH FLAVORS, ONE APP • NodePass masters (api/v1, server and client instances) and Nowhere OpenCtrl controllers (api/v2, portal, vector and egress instances) side by side. Pick the flavor or let the app detect it; trust self-signed certificates per master.