Goes live November 17, 2026
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mykos
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I built mykos to give a single view of host health, container status, and VPN connections across dozens of OS images. The dashboard pulls live CPU, memory, and uptime metrics and lets you zoom the map with Leaflet. What’s the most painful part of checking multi‑OS container health in your current setup?
Free to use container-based BYOL Virtualization.
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mykos provides free container-based BYOL virtualization with monitoring and backup features.
- for
- Developers and ops teams needing self-hosted virtual machines and containers.
- pricing
- free
- license
- open source
- v1.5.20261024-277MYKOS 1.5.20261024-277a day ago
- v1.5.20261024-276MYKOS 1.5.20261024-2762 days ago
- v1.5.20261024-275MYKOS 1.5.20261024-2753 days ago
works withRed HatRocky LinuxAlmaLinuxOracle LinuxCentOS StreamFedoraUbuntuWindowsmacOS
Key features
6 features of mykos
- Container-based BYOL virtualization — Run your own operating system images as containers without licensing restrictions.
- Multi-OS support — Provides templates for Red Hat, Rocky, AlmaLinux, Oracle, CentOS, Fedora, Ubuntu, Windows, macOS and more.
- Resource monitoring — Displays real-time CPU, memory, system and data usage graphs per host.
- Snapshot management — Create and manage OS snapshots for quick rollback and backup.
- VPN and network topology — Shows VPN status and geographic network maps for connected hosts.
- Backup key storage — Securely stores SSH public keys and private backup keys for hosts.
Use cases
- Spin up isolated test environments for multiple Linux distributions
- Create and monitor Windows desktop VMs for development or QA
- Maintain VPN-connected remote hosts with centralized monitoring
- Snapshot and restore OS states for rapid disaster recovery
mykos vs alternatives
 mykos |  Podman |  Vercel |  Coolify |  Replit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Self-hosted container virtualization | Daemonless container engine | Frontend hosting platform | Self-hostable PaaS | Browser-based development |
| Pricing | Free | Free | Subscription | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Nov 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- mykos vs Podman: Podman is a daemonless container engine, while mykos adds a full virtualization UI and multi-OS templates.
- mykos vs Vercel: Vercel focuses on frontend deployment, whereas mykos provides generic OS virtualization.
- mykos vs Coolify: Coolify offers Heroku-like PaaS features; mykos offers low-level VM/container virtualization.
- mykos vs Replit: Replit provides in-browser coding environments, while mykos manages actual OS containers on your infrastructure.
Summarized by DevHunt from myk.sh · Nov 11, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
