KrokOS
KrokOS is a project for hackathon. This web service observes all nodes of the system in the real time. Main idea is health for every node.
About the Project
KrokOS Graph is a modern infrastructure management platform designed for teams that need clarity, control, and a strong visual understanding of complex systems. Built for DevOps engineers, system administrators, IT managers, and technical teams, it brings servers, databases, services, devices, and their connections into one interactive graph-based workspace.
At its core, KrokOS Graph is about visibility. It transforms infrastructure from scattered components into a clear, connected system, helping teams monitor status, understand dependencies, and react to issues faster.
Built for Control
The goal behind KrokOS Graph was to create a platform that doesn’t just display infrastructure, but makes it easier to manage. Every part of the system is structured to support fast navigation, real-time monitoring, alerts, role-based access, and future integrations with external tools.
With an interactive graph editor, flexible architecture, and a clean modern interface, KrokOS Graph gives technical teams a foundation that is scalable, adaptable, and ready for real infrastructure workflows.
Technical Foundation
KrokOS Graph is built with React, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, Node.js, and Express. The project uses a modular architecture with reusable UI components, custom hooks, routing, controllers, services, models, and tests, making the codebase scalable and easy to extend.
Graph-Based Logic
The main idea of the platform is visual infrastructure management. Servers, databases, services, devices, and connections are represented as interactive graph nodes, helping teams understand dependencies, monitor system status, and react to issues faster.
Built for Real Engineering Use
KrokOS Graph is designed not just as a dashboard, but as an operational tool for DevOps and IT teams. It supports future integrations with monitoring systems, alerting workflows, role-based access, and infrastructure data sources, creating a practical foundation for real-world infrastructure control.
