Your media apps run on a server, and Cupola reaches it too: TrueNAS, Unraid, Dockge and Nginx Proxy Manager, in the same app.
The Stack tab shows every service and which ones need a look. A stopped container or a failing disk lands in Needs you, next to stuck downloads, with the fix.
A full console: pools, disks, datasets, snapshots, shares, apps, virtual machines, replication, tasks, reports and users. A disk with errors offers the scrub that repairs it.
Array, disks, shares, Docker containers, VMs and notifications. Start and stop VMs. Tested against recorded answers only so far: if you run Unraid, tell us how it goes.
Your compose stacks with live terminal output. Start, stop, restart and update them, or edit and deploy the compose file.
Your hosts, what is broken, and which certificates expire soon. Turn hosts on or off and renew certificates. It signs in with email and password, the only login it offers.
Full console: dashboard, pools and disks, datasets and snapshots, SMB/NFS shares, apps, virtualization, replication and periodic tasks, reporting, users and groups; a disk with errors offers the scrub that repairs it
Array status, disks, shares, Docker containers, VMs and notifications; start and stop VMs, archive notifications
Compose stacks with live terminal output: start, stop, restart, update, down, and edit or deploy the compose file itself
What the box is fronting, what is broken, which certificates are about to lapse; enable/disable hosts, renew a certificate
With the route you already have: a VPN such as WireGuard or Tailscale, or a reverse proxy. Give a connection a second address for when you are out, and Cupola uses whichever one answers.
Yes. Cupola asks once before trusting a certificate, then pins it to that host. Cloudflare Access tokens, proxy passwords and custom headers work too.
11 of 17 have been verified end to end on real servers, and 5 partly. Unraid is tested against recorded answers only. The services page shows which is which.