Reference
Scope of this release
What Noodara does today and what it does not do.
This table is the single source of what this release includes and what it deliberately leaves out.
| Included | Not included |
|---|---|
| Install Noodara with one command on Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04. | Noodara does not manage application environment variables or secrets. Put configuration in the image. |
| Add a server over SSH with a password or a key, no agent required. | Noodara does not manage domains, TLS certificates or a reverse proxy. |
| Verify and trust the server's host key fingerprint. | Noodara does not run webhooks, healthchecks or automatic rollbacks. |
| Discover a server step by step, with a pass or fail check at each stage. | Noodara has a single admin account. It has no teams, roles or single sign-on. |
| See a server's OS, CPU, RAM, disk, uptime and Docker status. | Noodara does not build or deploy services from the panel in this release. |
| Read an activity log of every action taken on a server. | Noodara does not collect metrics or offer AI features in this release. |
| Switch between light, dark and auto theme, with density and reduced motion preferences. | Noodara does not run Kubernetes or provision cloud servers. |
| Manage the admin account's name, email and password. | Noodara supports Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04 servers only. |
| Upgrade or roll back an installation from the command line. | |
| Encrypt server credentials at rest. | |
| Apply an explicit timeout to every SSH command. |
See error codes for what a failed request looks like, and Troubleshooting for what to do about it.