Fleptix connects directly to your local Docker socket to stream live CPU, memory, logs, and container events into a fast, dense dashboard. Free, open-source core with optional point-in-time state rollback.
| Container | Stack | Status | CPU % | Memory | Published Ports |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| immich-machine-learning 54ef028da3bb |
media-suite | Restarting (Exit 137) | 18.2% | 1.98 / 2.00 GB | 3003:3003/tcp |
| traefik-edge 9ef48a10c7d2 |
core-infra | Running (Healthy) | 0.4% | 48 MB / 1.0 GB | 0.0.0.0:80, 443 |
| pgsql-primary 1a0bc5e839f1 |
core-infra | Healthy | 2.1% | 412 MB / 8.0 GB | 0.0.0.0:5432 |
Run Fleptix Observer as a single Docker container connected to your local docker.sock. No agents to configure, no external databases, and zero cloud dependencies.
# One-line automated installer with environment check & container replacement
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fleptor/Fleptix/main/install.sh | bashUse Fleptix Observer completely free for daily operational monitoring, or upgrade to Time Machine if you need volume snapshots and point-in-time crash rewind.
| Capability / Feature |
Fleptix Observer
Free & Open Source
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Fleptix Time Machine
PRO & ENTERPRISE
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|---|---|---|
| Real-Time Container Fleet Telemetry Live streaming CPU, memory, network I/O, and disk metrics via Docker socket. | Included | Included |
| Live Docker Socket Event Feed Real-time SignalR event broadcast for container exits, healthchecks, and lifecycle shifts. | Included | Included |
| Crash Diagnostics & Exit Code Analysis Inline crash warnings (Exit 137 OOM, Exit 1), stack traces, and searchable tail log buffer. | Real-time Buffer | Full Historical Buffer |
| Compose Stacks & Service Grouping Automatic categorization of containers into compose stacks with aggregated health. | Included | Included |
| Automated Container State Snapshots Background delta capture of container filesystem, mounts, configs, and environment diffs. | — | Automated Delta Snapshots |
| Point-in-Time State Rewind Step backward along your timeline to inspect container files and configurations before a crash. | — | Timeline State Rewind |
| Crash Sandbox Replay Fork a failed container's captured state into an isolated sandbox to reproduce bugs safely. | — | Isolated Sandbox Fork |
| Incident Timeline & Root-Cause Analysis Correlate resource spikes, network drops, and fatal exit events along a unified incident timeline. | — | Unified Incident Reports |
| Deployment & Support Tier License model, self-hosting options, and technical support. | Open Source (MIT) • Free | Perpetual (Pro / Commercial) |
| Choose the edition that matches your reliability needs. | Install Observer | Get Time Machine |
Fleptix Observer is 100% free and open-source under the MIT license. If you need historical snapshot recording and crash rewind, you can pick up a one-time perpetual license for Time Machine. You pay once and own it forever.
Core container telemetry, real-time metrics streaming, and daemon lifecycle management.
For indie developers, homelab enthusiasts, and staging environments needing state replay.
For engineering teams, production servers, and commercial applications requiring SLAs.