Just Dashboard Documentation
Install, secure, and run one Linux server with Just Dashboard. These guides follow the latest release.
Just Dashboard puts the host, containers, deployments, databases, files, and security tools behind one sign-in. It manages one Linux server. Start with a private connection to that server, then choose the task you need to do.
Find your task
| If you want to… | Read… |
|---|---|
| Reach the dashboard over Tailscale or an SSH tunnel | Private access |
| Understand a slow host or a failing container | Metrics and Docker |
| Work with host files, shell sessions, or repositories | Files, Terminal, and Git |
| Sketch the server or edit a drawing with others | Excalidraw drawings |
| Open your own PC or Mac in a browser tab | Remote Desktop |
| Launch or change an application | Deployments |
| Browse or provision a database | Databases |
| Change interfaces, routes, tunnels, or DNS | Network |
| Serve a domain with TLS | Proxy & TLS |
| Protect and recover the server | Security and Backups |
| Manage access and dashboard settings | Roles and Configuration |
Before you begin
The dashboard can operate the Docker socket, host services, firewall, accounts, files, and a real shell. A signed-in administrator can control the machine. Keep the dashboard on a private network, use an account with only the role it needs, and set up a backup for both the dashboard data and its master key. The installation guide explains the default private setup.
For behavior introduced or changed in this patch, see the 0.8.4 release notes. If a page does not answer your question, open an issue with the page URL and the version you run.