VPS Dashboard — Multi-Provider VPS Manager

Manage VPS servers across SolusVM, VirtFusion, and AWS EC2 — status, resources, batch operations, and power actions.

VPS Dashboard VPS Dashboard is a lightweight, privacy-first Chrome extension for managing VPS servers across multiple providers and control panels. Manage your servers directly from the browser sidebar. Check provider-side status, resource usage, bandwidth, and perform power actions without opening multiple provider dashboards. No backend. No account. No telemetry. Your API credentials never leave your browser. Why VPS Dashboard? One dashboard for all your VPS Fast access from the Chrome sidebar Local-first architecture Multi-provider support Built for VPS users, not enterprise monitoring VPS Dashboard focuses on provider-side management rather than OS-level monitoring. It complements tools like Beszel, Uptime Kuma, Prometheus, and Netdata instead of replacing them. Supported Providers Stable SolusVM v1 AWS EC2 Experimental SolusVM 2 VirtFusion More providers are on the roadmap. Key Features Multi-provider support Connect to multiple VPS providers using dedicated API drivers and manage them from a single interface. Multi-server management Add and manage multiple VPS profiles in one place. Quickly switch between servers or duplicate an existing profile when adding similar servers. Provider-side resource view View server status, memory usage, disk usage, bandwidth, IP address, hostname, operating system, templates, and other information provided by each platform's API. Smart power controls Start, stop, and reboot servers directly from the popup. Confirmation dialogs help prevent accidental operations. Power actions automatically adapt to each provider's server state—for example, AWS EC2 transitional states such as pending or stopping are detected automatically. Batch operations Refresh, reboot, or shut down multiple selected servers with a single action. Results are reported individually for each server. Tags and search Organize servers with custom tags and quickly find them using search and filtering. Default server Choose a default server that automatically loads when opening the extension. Privacy mode Blur IP addresses, hostnames, and other sensitive information when taking screenshots or sharing your screen. Configuration import and export Export your local configuration as a JSON backup and import it later when moving to another browser, computer, or development environment. Important: Exported configuration files contain API credentials. Store them securely and never share them publicly. Dark mode Supports both light and dark themes. Multilingual interface Available in: English Simplified Chinese German French Russian Privacy First VPS Dashboard is designed with a local-first architecture. No backend server No account required No telemetry No analytics No third-party proxy No data collection Your API URLs, API credentials, and all configuration data remain inside Chrome's local storage. API requests are sent directly from your browser to the provider you configure. What VPS Dashboard Does NOT Do VPS Dashboard is intentionally focused on provider-side management. It does not: Install an agent inside your VPS Continuously monitor server uptime Replace monitoring platforms such as Uptime Kuma or Prometheus Upload or collect your server data Currently Unsupported Proxmox Virtualizor cPanel Plesk Generic SSH-based monitoring (Some of these are planned for future releases.) Getting Started Open the extension settings. Add a server profile. Select the provider type. Enter your API endpoint and credentials. Test the connection. Open the popup to view server status and perform quick actions. SolusVM v1 Typical API endpoint: https://panel.example.com/api/client/command.php SolusVM 2 (Experimental) A full virtual server API endpoint is recommended whenever available, for example: https://panel.example.com/api/v1/servers/123 AWS EC2 Enter the AWS region (optionally followed by an instance ID) in the API URL field. Examples: us-east-1 us-east-1/i-0123456789abcdef0 Use an IAM access key pair with the following permissions: ec2:DescribeInstances ec2:StartInstances ec2:StopInstances ec2:RebootInstances Feedback Feature requests, bug reports, and provider compatibility reports are welcome. If a provider returns an unexpected API format or a panel behaves differently, please use the built-in feedback link to create a pre-filled GitHub issue. Please do not include API keys, API secrets, tokens, IP addresses, hostnames, or any other sensitive information in public reports.