Fleet & inventory
OS, kernel, CPU, memory, disks, packages, users, schedules and capacity.
See Linux, services, containers, web, data, network, policy and audit as one connected operational system.
Illustrated interface uses synthetic demo data. Customer-facing release status is published through the KING AI public release hub.
OS, kernel, CPU, memory, disks, packages, users, schedules and capacity.
Discover and manage supported service lifecycle operations through policy.
Docker/Podman inventory, runtime state and guarded lifecycle direction.
Nginx/Caddy discovery, domains, certificates and application health.
Database discovery, health, backup and restore direction.
State-changing operations close with verification and an audit record.
Read-only inventory is broad in the product direction. Customer-facing binaries are considered available only when a product-scoped Current / Verified release is published in the public release hub.
Linux identity, CPU, load, memory, storage and installed/runtime context.
Top processes, listening ports, addresses and firewall discovery.
Nginx/Caddy, certificates and common database executable discovery.
No public management port, no browser mutation endpoints, mutation audit trail.
Signed node identity, remote typed tools, fleet coordination and transactional rollback.
Core mode first; local/cloud model reasoning is additive and policy-governed.