Proxmox iOS App: Looking for feedback for ProxMate (alien.top)

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Hello Everybody,

my newest project is a iOS/iPad/Mac app for managing Proxmox Clusters, Nodes and Guests. I wanted to create an app that is easy to use and build with native SwiftUI and without external libraries.

I writing that post because I'm looking for feedback. The app just launched and I want to gather some Ideas or Hiccups you guys may encounter and I'm happy to hear from you!

https://preview.redd.it/wy06uwd7d54c1.png?width=5300&format=png&auto=webp&s=0e487b19b930bbbdf63f8999d997cc89293a221d

The app is free to use in the basic cluster overview. Here are some Features:

TOTP Support
Start, stop, restart, and reset VMs/LXCs
Connect to guests through the noVNC-Console
Monitor the utilization and details of the Proxmox cluster or server, as well as the VMs/LXCs
View disks, LVM, directories, and ZFS
List tasks and task-details
Show backup-details
Connect to Cluster/Node via reverse proxy

Also I have some features on my roadmap. Next up I want to implement Widgets and a better iPad/Mac Layout.

Apple AppStore

I hope to hear from you!

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[-] Deshmir@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Hi!

Little feedback:

when not entering all requires fields, its not visible which fields are required
server adress is defsult keyboard where the number keyboard is expected
when entering the username, and then clicking on password, the screen randomly glitches back up a little, making the password field go out of view.
when trying to connect to a non proxmox host, it takes longer than 5s and then the app closes itself
its only possible to check the cpu chart of all nodes, and not cpu of node 1 and ram of node 2, etc. The slider moves on all nodes

iPhone 12 btw :)

this post was submitted on 04 Dec 2023

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