Rackula
by RackulaLives · io.github.rackulalives.rackula
Not TrustedWeb appUnrated★ 1,734 stars
rack layout designer
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About
- Drag and drop devices into your rack from a real hardware library - Real device images from the NetBox devicetype-library, not grey boxes - Export layouts to PNG, PDF, or SVG for documentation and change requests - Share layouts via URL or QR code, no file attachments needed - Mobile-friendly interface for field use - Bayed rack grouping for AV installs and multi-cabinet deployments - Optional persistent storage with API-backed layout sync - Self-hostable via Docker, Proxmox LXC, or bare metal - Optional auth with local accounts or OIDC for shared deployments You might ask, why should I make an imaginary rack like some sort of IT cosplay? And to that I would say, "fine then! don't! SCRAM!" but also, consider: - Plan your layouts before you build them. It's a lot easier to move your mouse than that 4U server full of hard drives. Your shoulder will thank you. - Document existing layouts so you know what is where. - Because you can Rackula is the open-source project RackulaLives/Rackula (https://github.com/RackulaLives/Rackula) by RackulaLives, released under MIT. Ion packages it unmodified from commit da7d8a78c232, adding only a manifest, an icon and a storage compatibility script.
Source
Written by RackulaLives, published to Oikou by Ben Grande.
- ★ 1,734 stars on GitHub
- Licence: MIT
- Upstream version v26.9.2
- Built from commit da7d8a78c232
Age rating
Not rated. Nobody has said who this app is suitable for, so Personal Clouds and the Oikou app treat it as 18+.
What version 26.9.2 may do
Internet
It asks to reach these hosts, and no others:
- fonts.googleapis.com
- fonts.gstatic.com
- raw.githubusercontent.com
- api.github.com
Personal Cloud tools
- Keep a database of its own on your Personal Cloud ion.db
Notifications
It does not send push notifications.
Storage
Up to 16 MB on your Personal Cloud.
Add to Personal Cloud
Sign in to add this web app to a Personal Cloud of yours. It runs there, on your own computer, and you open it from there; nothing is installed on your phone.