rcourtman f4cf28e75d fix(docker): force amd64 platform for build stages to avoid QEMU timeout
The multi-arch Docker build was timing out after 1 hour because
the backend-builder stage was running under QEMU emulation for arm64.
Building 31 Go binaries under QEMU is extremely slow.

Since Go cross-compiles all target architectures anyway, and the
frontend build produces platform-independent JS, there's no need
to run these stages under QEMU. Force them to linux/amd64 and let
Go handle cross-compilation natively.

Only the runtime stages need to be multi-arch (for the correct
Alpine base image and binary selection).
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Pulse

Real-time monitoring for Proxmox, Docker, and Kubernetes infrastructure.

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🚀 Overview

Pulse is a modern, unified dashboard for monitoring your infrastructure across Proxmox, Docker, and Kubernetes. It consolidates metrics, alerts, and AI-powered insights from all your systems into a single, beautiful interface.

Designed for homelabs, sysadmins, and MSPs who need a "single pane of glass" without the complexity of enterprise monitoring stacks.

Pulse Dashboard

Features

Core Monitoring

  • Unified Monitoring: View health and metrics for PVE, PBS, PMG, Docker, and Kubernetes in one place
  • Smart Alerts: Get notified via Discord, Slack, Telegram, Email, and more
  • Auto-Discovery: Automatically finds Proxmox nodes on your network
  • Metrics History: Persistent storage with configurable retention
  • Backup Explorer: Visualize backup jobs and storage usage

AI-Powered

  • Chat Assistant: Ask questions about your infrastructure in natural language
  • Patrol: Background health checks that generate findings on a schedule
  • Alert Analysis: Optional AI analysis when alerts fire
  • Cost Tracking: Track usage and costs per provider/model

Multi-Platform

  • Proxmox VE/PBS/PMG: Full monitoring and management
  • Kubernetes: Complete K8s cluster monitoring via agents
  • Docker/Podman: Container and Swarm service monitoring
  • OCI Containers: Proxmox 9.1+ native container support

Security & Operations

  • Secure by Design: Credentials encrypted at rest, strict API scoping
  • One-Click Updates: Easy upgrades for supported deployments
  • OIDC/SSO: Enterprise authentication support
  • Privacy Focused: No telemetry, all data stays on your server

Quick Start

Run this one-liner on your Proxmox host to create a lightweight LXC container:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/rcourtman/Pulse/releases/latest/download/install.sh | bash

Option 2: Docker

docker run -d \
  --name pulse \
  -p 7655:7655 \
  -v pulse_data:/data \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  rcourtman/pulse:latest

Access the dashboard at http://<your-ip>:7655.

📚 Documentation

🌐 Community Integrations

Community-maintained integrations and addons:

🚀 Pulse Pro

Pulse Pro unlocks AI Patrol — automated background monitoring that catches issues before they become outages.

Feature Free Pro
Real-time dashboard
Threshold alerts
AI Chat (BYOK)
AI Patrol (automated scans)
Root cause analysis
Priority support

AI Patrol runs on your schedule (every 5 minutes to every 24 hours) and finds:

  • ZFS pools approaching capacity
  • Backup jobs that silently failed
  • VMs stuck in restart loops
  • Clock drift across cluster nodes
  • Container health check failures

Try the live demo → or learn more at pulserelay.pro

❤️ Support Pulse Development

Pulse is maintained by one person. Sponsorships help cover the costs of the demo server, development tools, and domains. If Pulse saves you time, please consider supporting the project!

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📄 License

MIT © Richard Courtman

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Monitoring for Proxmox, Docker, Kubernetes, TrueNAS, and vSphere that watches your infrastructure for you: smart alerts, AI patrols that catch silent failures, and verified fixes
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