Monitor remote and factory sites without opening a port.
Levirge DevOps shows MQTT topics, InfluxDB data, SQLite files, logs and host metrics at remote sites from one panel. A small Linux client, devops-client, runs at each site and connects outward, so no site needs an inbound port or VPN, and passwords stay on the site's machine.
The broker, the time series, the box it runs on
MQTT →
Browse retained messages on a topic filter (+ and #), subscribe live, see broker stats. MQTT 5.0 or 3.1.1, TLS.
InfluxDB 2.x →
Flux queries, buckets and measurements, results table with export.
SQLite →
Query database files on the site's machine, with saved queries, history and an audit log.
Log files →
Live tail, search and read files and whole log directories, without SSH.
Host metrics →
CPU, memory, load, network, disks, GPUs and top processes.
Message bus and Docker →
Streams, consumers and server health; containers, logs and stats, where the site runs them.
Outbound only, from every site
Run devops-client at the site
One statically linked Linux binary, about 42 MB.
It connects outward
Through a message bus to Levirge DevOps. Nothing at the site listens for inbound connections.
Reach every site from one place
People in the web UI, scripts through the REST API, AI agents over MCP.
See the factory-site layout on the DevOps overview →
Reach the site without opening it up
No inbound port or VPN
At any site.
Credentials stay on site
In devops-client's environment on the site's machine.
Read-only unless you say otherwise
Writes need a role; InfluxDB queries pass as reads only when devops-client can show they are; web UI writes ask for an authenticator code.
Every action audited
With agent actions marked apart from people's.
Remote and IoT sites
How do I monitor a remote site without a VPN or port forwarding?
Run devops-client on a Linux machine at the site. It connects outward through a message bus to Levirge DevOps, so the site needs no inbound port or VPN, and you reach its systems from one panel.
Can I see MQTT topics and broker stats remotely?
Yes. The MQTT plugin browses retained messages on a topic filter with + and # wildcards, subscribes to live messages and shows broker stats. It negotiates MQTT 5.0 or 3.1.1 and connects with TLS and a username and password where the broker needs them.
Can I query InfluxDB at a site?
Yes, InfluxDB 2.x. Run Flux queries, browse buckets and measurements, and export results. devops-client lets a query through as a read only if it can show that it is one.
What does devops-client run on?
Linux. It is a single statically linked binary of about 42 MB. Windows is not a target.
Can AI agents check site data?
Yes, over MCP, for InfluxDB, SQLite, log files and Docker; reads work for every role and writes need a role that allows them. MQTT and host metrics are in the web UI; their plugin pages list no MCP tools.
Can I install it today?
Not yet. Levirge DevOps is in private testing and devops-client has no public download. Join the waitlist for one email when it is ready to install.
Every site in one panel, no ports opened
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