Infrastructure software provides the underlying systems for managing servers, network tunnels, and object storage. These tools solve the problem of coordinating hardware and virtual resources to ensure services remain online and accessible. This type of software serves system administrators and developers who need to monitor metrics and manage containers. By self-hosting these apps, you keep network configurations and server logs on your own hardware. This approach prevents external providers from accessing your internal system architecture or service status reports.
This page lists 232 open source tools in the Infrastructure category. The most popular are Clash Verge, Uptime Kuma and Home Assistant. Most use the MIT or Apache-2.0 license, and 196 offer an official Docker image.
A minimal self-hosted file upload and pastebin service for sharing text and files via URLs.
A privacy respecting meta search engine written in Rust that aggregates results from multiple upstream engines.
Self-hosted file and media sharing platform with integrated support for ShareX and various storage backends.
A self-hosted uptime monitoring system with API-first architecture for tracking websites, APIs, and database services.
An enterprise search server that crawls websites, file systems, and data stores for full text indexing.
A lightweight web server for file management and multimedia streaming with a minimal web interface.
Self-hosted web file manager and storage hub with granular access controls, WebDAV support, and folder encryption.
Manage and share files and folders through a web interface with encrypted storage and on-premises deployment.
A self-hosted status page system for monitoring endpoints and communicating incident tracking and maintenance updates to users.
A jury system for managing and running competitive programming contests with support for partial scoring.
Track AWS SES deliveries, bounces, opens and clicks through a self-hosted dashboard with real-time search and analytics.
An HTTP daemon that serves ZIM files to provide offline access to compressed web content.
A self-hosted platform to manage video transcoding on headless devices via a web-based interface and job queue.
A web hosting control panel using Docker to provide isolated server environments for every hosting user.
Self-hosted torrent client that enables direct file downloads and instant streaming of video and audio content.
A self-hosted file sharing server for transferring files and folders between different devices via browser.
A lightweight CalDAV and CardDAV server that uses a Git repository for data storage.
A self-hosted backup management platform that automates encrypted incremental backups to over 70 cloud storage providers.
A task scheduler that executes recurring jobs via cron expressions and a YAML configuration file.
Debug and test webhooks and HTTP requests using unique, randomly generated URLs and customizable responses.
Monitor BullMQ queues with a dashboard that tracks live metrics, job runs, and scheduler status.
A self-hosted file management interface for organizing and sharing files stored across various cloud storage providers.
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