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Two surfaces. One source of truth.

AtGlance gives operations teams a single, auditable surface for service inventory and configuration — without forcing your data outside your boundary.

CLI agent

Runs on every host. Reads systemd, journalctl, ss/netstat. Writes config backups. Talks to the REST API over HTTPS using a PAT token.

  • · --system-register / --restore -f/--file
  • · --system-deregister[-force]
  • · --system-reactivate[-force]
  • · --show-my-services, --app <svc>
  • · --config-show, --config-import
  • · watch [--interval], export --format json
CLI reference

Management Console

Application + REST API + database + cache. Deploy on-prem, in your VPC, or hybrid. RBAC, dashboards, configuration history.

  • · Web UI for admin/user/superadmin
  • · REST APIs behind a declarative, DB-less gateway
  • · Queue workers with retry/backoff
  • · DatabaseCircuitBreaker middleware
  • · File storage: local or S3
  • · SSO providers: GitHub, Azure AD, Okta, Auth0, Google
Console deep-dive
End-to-end

How they fit together

End-to-end architecture
CLI → REST API gateway → Application + Cache + Database
System lifecycle

Register · Deregister · Reactivate

A safe, idempotent flow for every host.

  1. STEP 01
    register
    atglance --system-register hashes /etc/environment and registers org+system.
  2. STEP 02
    watch & sync
    atglance watch streams services and ports. Configs are saved as backups.
  3. STEP 03
    deregister
    --system-deregister soft-decommissions; -force removes the system_id.
  4. STEP 04
    reactivate
    --system-reactivate brings the host back without losing identity.
Sample

A few lines to get going.

Configuration lives in ~/.config/atglance/config.json.

bash 
curl -fsSL https://app.atglance.live/cli/atglance-installer.sh | sudo bash
sudo atglance --configure
sudo atglance --system-register
sudo atglance --validate
sudo atglance --show-my-services