OpsHome NOC
iPhone monitoring for homelab and private infrastructure
What it does
OpsHome NOC is a native iPhone monitoring app for homelab and private infrastructure. Monitor Docker, Proxmox, VMware, Synology NAS, Linux hosts, websites and private services — with cloud checks and an optional lightweight Docker Probe.
OpsHome NOC is a mobile NOC for private infrastructure monitoring across Docker, Proxmox, VMware, Synology, Linux, public services, SSL, domains, and private assets.
Monitor public services, private assets, containers, virtual machines, and infrastructure health from your iPhone. Monitor websites, APIs, SSL, domains, and private infrastructure from one operational view. Docker Probe creates outbound-only connections, allowing private environments to stay private without inbound exposure. Combine health status, events, history, and alerts to understand what changed and why. Deploy Docker Probe on a host that can reach the services you authorize. The Probe connects to OpsHome Cloud over outbound HTTPS, so private networks can remain private while OpsHome shows service status, assets, and infrastructure health. Go beyond uptime checks. OpsHome brings the…from app.opshome.run
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