Your servers.From your terminal.
A lightweight server monitoring and control tool for Linux machines.
Kernel signals, CPU, memory, processes, and GPU in one view
One terminal for a single box or four Sparks
Rack hardware, the kind Alrith watches
Stupidly simple setup.
No cluster to bootstrap. No dashboard to host. Just the CLI and a machine you can reach.
One static binary for Linux on your workstation.
Three prompts. No account and no cloud to join.
Point alrith connect at the conductor and the TUI opens live. The conductor URI works over Tailscale the same as LAN.
Four Sparks. One terminal.
A box of DGX Sparks meshes on your LAN or Tailscale network. One is the conductor. Connect once and watch kernel signals, GPU, and processes on all of them.
- spark-02PEERGPU 61% - KSIG 3
- spark-03PEERGPU 44% - KSIG 1
- spark-04PEERGPU 72% - KSIG 5
The conductor serves the aggregated view. Local machines only. Works on Tailscale IPs the same as LAN.
Three rules. No exceptions.
One CLI drives the whole workflow. The agent is a single Go binary with no sidecars to run.
MIT licensed. That will not change. Self-hosted from day one. Your config and metrics stay on your network.
Built for Linux servers, GPU boxes, and DGX Sparks. Compatible with Tailscale from day one. If you can reach it on your LAN or Tailscale network, Alrith can watch it.
One small agent on each machine.
One Go binary on each machine. It reads CPU, memory, disk, network, GPU, and kernel signals, then talks directly to your TUI. Nothing leaves your network, and you can inspect and control processes without leaving the terminal.
- +Single Go binary, no sidecars to run
- +Collects CPU, memory, disk, network, GPU, and kernel signals
- +Metrics stay on the machine, nothing phones home
- +Watch live in the TUI, stop and inspect processes
- +MIT licensed, self-hosted, yours to keep. That will not change
Alrith is coming soon.ETA 2027.
MIT licensed and self-hosted from day one. We will never change the license.