Explore One-Click Features
One-Click combines fleet orchestration, virtualisation, networking, DNS, security, hosting, recovery and diagnostics without turning the server into a permanent web control panel.
Controller-driven Orchestration
Registration, verification, audit, file transfer, updates, firewall actions and distributed benchmarking through Ansible and SSH.
Whole-VPS External Migration
Import a complete external Linux VPS into Fleet or export a Fleet VPS to a fresh external replacement with destination-pull synchronization and controlled cutover.
Cloudflare and BIND
Manage self-hosted BIND alongside API-backed DNS providers such as Cloudflare and Route53.
VPS Lifecycle
Create NAT/public guests, snapshots, backups, patching, migration, reinstall, console and lifecycle actions.
HAProxy + WireGuard
Publish private NAT workloads through an edge proxy and extend secure mesh access to approved devices.
Rule Engine + IDS Guard
Human-readable firewall actions, lockout safeguards, file integrity/malware scanning and intrusion defence workflows.
Isolated Applications
Create and manage WordPress, static/PHP sites, Node.js apps and Nextcloud with separate site accounts, web-server configuration and shared HTTPS management.
Repair and Reinstall
Inspect network health, capture verified configuration backups, restore previous network settings, repair boot issues and run guided OS reinstall workflows.
Fleet Benchmarking
Benchmark hosts and guests, retain history and compare infrastructure through the same controller.
Manage Apps After Deployment
Redeploy Git apps, switch isolated Node.js versions, inspect HTTP health, update startup commands, and manage dependencies, HTTPS, logs and backups.
Node.js guide →Self-hosted File Collaboration
Deploy Nextcloud with a dedicated PHP environment, database, supported caching and web-server integration.
Nextcloud guide →Understand the Network Before Repairing It
View routes, interfaces, errors, DNS, latency and service state, then choose a verified configuration set when recovery is required.
Network Repair guide →