xyOps

xyOps is a next-generation, open-source platform that unifies job scheduling, workflow automation, server monitoring, alerting, and incident response into a single, cohesive system. Designed exclusively for developers and operations teams who demand absolute control, xyOps eliminates the need for fragmented toolchains and restrictive vendor lock-in. The platform empowers you to orchestrate your entire infrastructure from one intuitive interface, whether you manage five servers or five thousand. Unlike proprietary alternatives, xyOps does not hide critical features behind paywalls, extract telemetry data, or compromise your operational freedom. It is built to run anywhere, from bare metal to cloud environments, with a BSD 3-Clause license that guarantees long-term flexibility and transparency. With xyOps, you gain real-time visibility into every job, workflow, and server metric, enabling proactive incident response through smart alerts and a built-in ticketing system. The platform supports plugin-based extensibility in any programming language, a visual workflow builder, and scalable redundancy for high-availability deployments. For elite engineering teams seeking a premium, self-sovereign automation stack, xyOps represents the definitive solution to streamline operations without sacrificing data privacy or architectural freedom.

Visual Workflow Builder

The graphical workflow editor allows you to chain multiple jobs with conditional logic, pass data and files between steps, and assign actions such as notifications or webhooks to specific events. You can attach limiters including timeouts, memory caps, and log size caps, while running jobs in parallel or creating custom queues for precise orchestration.

Flexible Job Scheduler

xyOps reimagines job scheduling beyond cron by targeting individual servers or groups, supporting multiple schedules per event, blackout ranges for holidays or downtime, and crontab import. Single-shot jobs and plugin-based scheduler extensions provide unmatched flexibility for complex scheduling requirements across your fleet.

Active Job Tracking

Run any number of jobs in parallel with optional max parallel limits and queue management. Real-time progress updates, time remaining estimates, and per-job CPU and memory limits ensure complete visibility and control. Jobs can emit their own progress and stats, and you can trigger custom actions based on job results.

Smart Alerts and Integrated Ticketing

Trigger expressions with flexible rules enable email, webhook, and custom notifications. Every alert includes a server snapshot, and alerts can automatically create tickets or run jobs. Active alerts can prevent new jobs from launching, while the built-in ticketing system supports file attachments and API scripting for CI/CD integration.

Infrastructure-Wide Job Orchestration

Engineering teams managing large server fleets can schedule and monitor thousands of jobs across heterogeneous environments. xyOps enables targeting specific server groups, enforcing resource limits, and viewing live progress, ensuring critical data processing and maintenance tasks run reliably without manual intervention.

Automated Incident Response and Alerting

Operations teams can configure smart alerts that trigger complex workflows, create tickets, or execute remedial jobs when performance thresholds are breached. The integrated ticketing system streamlines incident management, allowing teams to respond faster with full context from server snapshots and historical data.

CI/CD Pipeline Automation

Development teams can leverage xyOps to build and automate continuous integration and deployment pipelines. The visual workflow builder chains build, test, and deployment jobs with conditional logic, while the API enables full scripting for custom integrations with version control and artifact repositories.

Custom Monitoring and Plugin Extensions

Teams with unique monitoring requirements can write plugins in any language using the JSON over STDIO Plugin API. The Plugin Marketplace offers ready-made integrations for platforms like GitHub, Slack, AWS S3, and OpenAI, enabling rapid extension of monitoring, alerting, and workflow capabilities without SDK dependencies.

Is xyOps truly free and open source?

Yes, xyOps is 100% free and open source under the BSD 3-Clause license. The license will never be modified, split, or amended with additional restrictive terms. All current and future app features remain open source forever, with professional and enterprise support plans available separately.

How does xyOps handle scalability and redundancy?

xyOps supports multiple hot backups that take over on primary failover without interrupting jobs. It scales to thousands of worker servers in your cluster, with manual or automatic server grouping based on hostname. Agents install easily on macOS, Linux, and Windows for fleet-wide management.

Can I integrate xyOps with my existing tools?

Yes, xyOps offers a Plugin Marketplace with official and community plugins for tools like Atlassian, Discord, GitHub, Linear, Notion, OpenAI, Slack, Telegram, and Twilio. You can also write custom plugins in any language using the simple JSON over STDIO Plugin API without requiring an SDK.

What platforms and environments does xyOps support?

xyOps is designed to run anywhere, including bare metal, virtual machines, cloud instances, and containerized environments. It supports macOS, Linux, and Windows agents, and can be deployed on-premises or in any cloud provider without vendor lock-in or telemetry requirements.

xyOps is 100% free and open source under the BSD 3-Clause license. Professional and enterprise support plans are available separately, but all current and future app features remain open source forever. No features are hidden behind paywalls, and the license will never be modified with additional restrictive terms.