Unified multi-client infrastructure management with environment-aware access control, backend-enforced data isolation, and risk-rated execution safety. Automate multi-server orchestration, scheduled compliance audits, and fleet reporting from a single secure platform.
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Traditional monitoring agents consume heavy background RAM, fail in air-gapped networks, and charge expensive per-node monthly fees. InfraSight changes the game entirely.
The One Strong Reason: Ansible gives you automation but lacks automated lightweight health audits and visual drift tracking. Traditional monitoring (Datadog, Zabbix) graphs metrics but consumes 200MB+ background RAM and cannot execute remote maintenance commands. InfraSight bridges both into a single unified web platform — giving you Ansible-level multi-server orchestration (with rolling serial & parallel pipelines) AND comprehensive 31-category health audits without writing YAML, without pre-configuring SSH keys, without background agents, and with 100% offline air-gapped readiness.
Everything sysadmins, DevOps leads, and MSP providers need to audit, orchestrate, secure, and maintain enterprise Linux environments at scale.
Real-time aggregated view of CPU cores, RAM usage, disk partitions, kernel baselines, running services, firewall status, and security posture across hundreds of servers from one single dashboard.
Execute bulk commands and multi-line scripts across server fleets with Parallel Concurrent or Rolling Serial (1-by-1) execution. Features precheck, main command, and postcheck validation stages with fail-safe stop on first failure.
Direct browser-based SSH terminal to connect to any managed server. Execute diagnostic commands, view real-time terminal output, switch privileges via sudo, and manage remote systems without leaving the dashboard.
Parses available, security, and critical package updates. Calculates a Patch Compliance Score (%) with penalty deductions for unpatched CVEs, reboot requirements, and critical security updates pending.
Compares running kernels against vendor security baselines across RHEL 6–10, Ubuntu 18–26 LTS, Rocky, AlmaLinux, Oracle Linux 6–10, Amazon Linux 2 & 2023, and SUSE SLES. Shows UP-TO-DATE or OUTDATED badge per server.
Side-by-side diff matrix comparing hardware specs, kernel versions, memory, disk partitions, network routes, DNS, firewall rules, installed packages, services, and cron changes between any two scan snapshots.
Encrypted local storage for SSH passwords and private keys (RSA/ED25519) with automatic host-matching, auto-fill for 1-click audit dispatch, and strict license capacity limit enforcement.
Automated SSH port 22 probes, latency measurements, and credential verification across selected server lists before triggering bulk execution or health check deployments.
Manage multiple client environments from a single Master installation with isolated tenant views, client scope filter, custom client name branding, logo white-labeling, and per-user RBAC permission scopes.
Comprehensive multi-client isolation, environment-aware execution guardrails, and backend-enforced data boundaries designed for defense-in-depth infrastructure operations.
Organize server fleets by customer, business unit, or project. Every server in the credentials vault is assigned to a designated Client / Project scope, and users are strictly granted access to one or more authorized projects.
Servers are classified across five distinct environment tiers. Classification directly governs access control policies and automated risk guardrails rather than acting merely as visual labels:
10.0.10.50 → Project-Alpha → Production
HIGH RISK
10.0.20.10 → Project-Alpha → Development
LOW RISK
10.0.30.80 → Project-Beta → DR
HIGH RISK
Environment-aware authorization prevents users from executing operations outside their assigned environment scope. A developer assigned only to Development environments cannot execute commands or health checks against Production infrastructure. Any unauthorized attempt is rejected and immediately recorded in the Audit Trail.
Scheduled jobs are revalidated against current authorization before execution. Scheduled tasks retain full Client/Project, Environment, and Creator context. If a job creator's Production access is revoked, the daemon automatically blocks execution and logs the security event.
Client/Project and Environment restrictions are not cosmetic UI filters. The backend API query layer enforces authorized project and environment boundaries across all pages and endpoints: A user must not be able to obtain another project's data by bypassing UI filters and directly calling an API.
Organize infrastructure by customer, client, or project.
Classify servers as Production, UAT, QA, Development, or DR.
Enforce project and environment permissions during SSH operations.
Revalidate authorization before scheduled jobs execute.
Apply project/environment scope to fleet health and compliance reporting.
Enforce authorization at the API/data layer, not just through UI filters.
Record security-sensitive execution and authorization events.
Apply stronger guardrails to Production and DR operations.
Works out-of-the-box across legacy and modern enterprise Linux distributions using standard POSIX-compliant core utilities. No third-party dependencies required on client servers.
bash, awk, sed, grep, df, free, uname) — no additional packages needed on client servers.
Single-command, self-extracting installer. No Docker, no Kubernetes, no cloud dependency. Runs directly on bare-metal or VM Linux servers.
Download and run the self-extracting installer as root on your designated Master Linux Server:
chmod +x infrasight-installer.run && sudo ./infrasight-installer.run
infrasight-installer.run)./opt/infrasight.paramiko for Remote SSH Executor module support.infrasight.service as a systemd daemon with auto-start on reboot.Free forever for small clusters up to 10 servers. Flat annual pricing for MSPs, enterprise projects, and large data centers — no per-node monthly billing.
Ideal for home labs, initial evaluations, and small server clusters.
Perfect for growing infrastructure teams & MSP project environments.
For mission-critical data centers & multi-project enterprise deployments.
For custom SLA, unlimited nodes, air-gapped key servers, or bespoke compliance rules.
All commercial licenses include a 14-day grace period after expiration. All historical scan data remains permanently accessible regardless of license status.
Everything you need to know about licensing, deployment, offline execution, security, orchestrator, and support.
http://10.0.27.53:8088/upload) using a simple HTTP POST via curl. No public IP, no internet access, and no DNS resolution required. Works entirely within private subnets, VPCs, or data center internal networks.
infrasight-agent) is an on-demand execution binary — it executes on-demand and exits immediately upon completion. It consumes 0% RAM and 0% CPU when idle. There is no persistent background process, no socket listener, and no open network port on client servers. It is triggered exclusively via cron or manual execution.
/etc/machine-id). This binding ensures a license issued for one organization and project cannot be reused or transferred to unauthorized deployments. Machine-ID binding is optional but recommended for maximum security.
./infrasight-installer.run is safe to repeat for updates without any data loss.