UnyPort
UnyPort is the operator-facing control surface of the TRINITY ecosystem. It is built as a lightweight Go application for Alpine Linux environments, with explicit awareness of Xen, live system state, controlled app proxying and day-to-day host supervision.
Publicly, UnyPort brings together:
- Authenticated operator access
- Live host and service visibility
- Xen-aware context for Dom0 and DomU environments
- Controlled access to selected internal apps such as
ttyd - Operational pages for security, storage, network and system state
UnyPort works alongside two companion surfaces:
TRINITYFor customer lifecycle, orders, billing and service entry pointsUnyDeskFor remote access and assistance workflows
Start here
For a practical reading path, the recommended order is:
IntroductionArchitectureManualAccess and authenticationMetrics and surfacesDeploymentAlpine Linux and XenSecurity and operationsExamples
Operator sign-in
-> Dashboard
-> Host role detection
-> Metrics and logs
-> Security and versions
-> Proxy app if needed
-> Admin settings when authorized
This section therefore describes UnyPort as a real operational surface, not as a generic dashboard theme or a raw source repository.