kFleet use case

Manage multiple Linux servers from one console

As servers multiply, inventory, patching, remote access and backups often end up split across separate tools and home-grown scripts.

The short answer

kFleet is Koraisoft’s self-hosted software for operating a Linux server estate. An agent reports hardware, storage, network and installed software; the console then centralises inventory, patching, SSH/RDP/VNC access, backups, networking and audit records.

An actionable estate view

The state collected from each node feeds the inventory, topology and software estate views. Information does not need to be re-entered in several tools.

  • Hardware, system, storage and network inventory
  • Software versions and security patches
  • Audited browser-based remote access

Operate without abandoning existing tools

kFleet provides the control layer for existing hosts. It requires neither a public cloud nor a proprietary format and runs on your own servers, including isolated environments.

Is it the right tool for you?

kFleet fits if…

  • You administer several Linux servers.
  • You want to keep both data and control plane on your premises.
  • You need fine-grained permissions, traceability and versioned configuration.

Limits to know

  • kFleet does not manage industrial machinery or vehicles.
  • It is not a general-purpose MDM for phones and office endpoints.

Assess kFleet for your infrastructure

Describe your hypervisors, container engines, clusters and hosting constraints: Koraisoft will assess the actual fit with you.

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