Control Panel
The Quazzar Cloud Control Panel is a cloud-based fleet management platform for managing multiple Cloud OS instances from a single dashboard. Access it at app.quazzar.space .
What is the Control Panel?
While each Cloud OS instance manages a single server, the Control Panel manages your entire fleet. It provides a unified view of all your servers, lets you push commands and policies across instances, handles Kubernetes multi-cluster orchestration, and includes MSP tooling for managed service providers.
The Control Panel is designed for organizations running Cloud OS on multiple servers who need centralized oversight, governance, and automation.
How It Works
Your Cloud OS instances connect to the Control Panel through a secure mTLS agent. Once connected, you can monitor, manage, and automate operations across your entire fleet from the Control Panel dashboard.
Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Workspaces | One sign-in, several workspaces (Business, MSP, Family, School) with a role in each; switch from the top bar |
| Onboarding | Pick a mode, enroll the first node with quazzar enroll, invite teammates |
| Team & Roles | Change roles (with a last-owner guard and audit trail), see who is online, idle or offline |
| Notifications | The bell: incidents, offline nodes, paused canaries, new members and failed payments |
| Workspace Settings | Require 2FA for all members, record node terminal sessions, allow or stop node auto-updates |
| Fleet Management | Register and monitor Cloud OS instances with heartbeat checks |
| Historical Charts | CPU, Memory, Disk, and Network area charts with up to 3-month retention |
| Open in Node | Jump to an authenticated OS session with one click (no password) |
| Fleet Operations | Issue commands to instances, bulk jobs with live progress and cancel |
| Regions & Heatmap | Nodes grouped by region, fleet heatmap by CPU / memory / disk |
| Realtime Node Logs | Live system and app logs from any connected node |
| Clusters | Cluster list with health and Raft term, WireGuard topology map |
| Governance | Define fleet policies, enforce compliance, run canary deployments |
| Staged Rollouts | Roll out an OS version, app or config in 1 → 10 → 50 → 100 % stages with health gates and auto-pause |
| GitOps Drift | Per-node diff between the configuration in Git and what each node has applied |
| App Marketplace | App catalogue with install counts; deploy an app to a node group with live progress |
| AI Usage & Budgets | Fleet AI spend by day, node and model with a month-end forecast; workspace and per-node AI budgets with alerts and enforcement on the nodes (🔒 Business) |
| AI Health | Per-node LLM provider reachability, Memory MCP, skills and AI canary; alerts on failing canaries and unreachable providers; Memory MCP retrieval evals (standing evals 🔒 Pro) |
| Fleet Orchestrator | AI chat that answers fleet questions with real lookups and proposes bulk actions for you to confirm |
| Kubernetes | Register and manage multiple K8s clusters |
| High Availability | Cluster status monitoring and rolling upgrade coordination |
| Managed Hosting | Provision servers on Hetzner Cloud and DigitalOcean |
| SSO & SCIM | Google / GitHub / SAML / OIDC sign-in and SCIM 2.0 provisioning from Okta or Azure AD |
| MSP Multi-Tenancy | Client management, quotas, white-label branding |
| Partner Program | Tiered partner program with discounts and certifications |
| Billing | Subscription management, plan upgrades, invoice history, Stripe integration |
| Billing and Licensing | Ed25519 license signing and plan-based feature limits |
Dashboard Pages
- Fleet Dashboard — overview of all registered instances with health status
- Server Detail — historical charts, apps, commands, and the “Open in node” button
- Fleet Operations — command queue and execution history
- Kubernetes — multi-cluster management
- Managed Hosting — server provisioning on cloud providers
- Billing — subscription management, invoices, and Stripe upgrade / downgrade
- Partners — partner program management
- Clients — multi-tenant client management
- Branding — white-label customization
- Docs — documentation article management
- Settings — system configuration, including SSO (SAML, OIDC, SCIM provisioning)
Getting Started
- Sign up at app.quazzar.space
- Connect your Cloud OS instances (see Control Panel Setup)
- Explore the dashboard pages listed above
Next Steps
- Workspaces — belong to several workspaces and switch between them
- Onboarding — set up a new workspace in three steps
- Team & Roles — roles, invitations and presence
- Notifications — what the bell tells you
- Fleet Management — register instances, view historical charts, and use Open in Node
- Fleet Operations — issue commands to your servers
- Governance — enforce policies and run canary deployments
- Staged Rollouts — 1 → 10 → 50 → 100 % rollouts with health gates
- GitOps Drift — see which nodes differ from Git and sync them
- App Marketplace — deploy apps to a group of nodes
- Reliability — incidents, SLOs, alert rules and synthetic probes
- AI Usage & Budgets — what the fleet spends on AI, and caps that nodes enforce
- Fleet Orchestrator — ask the fleet questions in chat
- AI Health — AI provider, canary and Memory MCP retrieval health per node
- Kubernetes — manage multiple Kubernetes clusters
- Billing — manage your subscription and invoices
- SSO & SCIM — single sign-on buttons and Okta / Azure AD provisioning