Agentless over SSH
Servers are onboarded with host-key confirmation; each gets a dedicated service user and its own key pair (zero trust).
LCM - Linux Centralized Management
Install once, manage any number of Linux servers remotely over SSH. A single binary, no agents on the target systems.
What is LCM?
Section titled “What is LCM?”LCM (Linux Centralized Management) is a central management tool for Linux servers: a Go backend (Fiber v3, GORM, SQLite) and a Svelte 5 frontend in a single binary, runnable on Linux, Windows and macOS - with no external dependencies on the managed servers. All communication happens over SSH (agentless).
Monitoring & status
Packages, updates, hardware and storage history - a 🟢🟡🔴 status per server, including CVE-driven assessment.
Security built in
AES-256-GCM at rest, TOTP 2FA, SSH hardening, firewall, encrypted backups and a tamper-evident audit log.
Automation
Server groups with scheduled rules and baseline rules that are enforced on every connection.
Jump right in
Section titled “Jump right in”OverviewWhat LCM does and how it is built.
InstallationBinary, .deb package or Docker.
QuickstartOnboard your first server in 5 minutes.
ExamplesTypical workflows step by step.