OpenSecDashA security dashboard for homelabs

Turn reverse proxy logs, CrowdSec decisions, Proxmox inventory, and app update signals into a practical live-first security UI.

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Security-first homelab visibility

See access logs, security events, blocked requests, IP context, and CrowdSec actions in one focused dashboard.

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IP Explorer

Investigate what happened around a specific IP address and correlate access, block, and ban activity.

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Plugin-based

Start with CrowdSec, Traefik, GeoIP, Proxmox Assets, Apps Inventory, MQTT, and extend from there.

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Assets and updates

Track apps running in your homelab, check GitHub releases, and keep imported sources separate and safe.

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Built for homelabs

Docker-first deployment, responsive UI, sensible defaults, and no need to build a full observability stack first.

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Debuggable

Diagnostics and debug ZIP exports help understand plugin health, datasource state, and recent actions.

Live-first, not Grafana-shaped

OpenSecDash is not a Grafana replacement. It focuses on security-oriented context: IP-centric investigations, event taxonomy, access-log correlation, asset inventory, update signals, plugin health, and controlled actions such as CrowdSec ban/unban.

OpenSecDash dashboard overview

Docker is recommended

The recommended installation method is Docker Compose. It keeps Python dependencies, the database location, log handling, and file permissions reproducible.

bash

cp docker-compose.example.yml docker-compose.yml
docker compose up -d

OpenSecDash does not include built-in authentication yet. Keep it internal, behind a VPN, or behind a trusted auth reverse proxy.