Introduction

Myrax — lightweight Linux server control panel

Myrax is a control panel for Linux servers shipped as a single Go binary. No database, no docker, no agents — it reads /proc and /sys directly and serves a fast web UI with realtime metrics over SSE.

curl -fsSL https://sh.myrax.app/install.sh | sudo sh

What it does

Live monitoring

CPU, RAM and disk gauges with sparklines, threshold alerts, network throughput, top processes.

Processes & services

Sort and kill processes, start / stop / restart systemd units from the browser.

Plugin store

Install Marzban or Terminal by name, or any plugin from a GitHub URL.

Plugin development

Add your own tab to the panel with a JS frontend and an optional backend runtime in any language.

How it’s built


Binary	single static Go binary, ~11 MB, amd64 / arm64
Web UI	Svelte, embedded into the binary via `go:embed`
Metrics	`/proc` and `/sys` collectors, 1s refresh over SSE
Plugins	JS frontend + supervised backend runtime, proxied through the panel
Service	systemd or runit unit, registered by the installer

Where to go next

Installation — get a panel running in under a minute.
CLI — every myrax command.
Plugin quickstart — build a plugin with its own panel tab.

Getting started

Panel

HTTP API

Plugins

Plugin development

Introduction

What it does

Live monitoring

Processes & services

Plugin store

Plugin development

How it’s built

Where to go next

​What it does

Live monitoring

Processes & services

Plugin store

Plugin development

​How it’s built

​Where to go next

What it does

How it’s built

Where to go next