Full server lifecycle
in one panel
Create, monitor, scale, clone, and tear down servers — all from one panel. Every step visible, every action logged, with five deployment methods to choose from.
5
Deployment methods
4
Live resource graphs
3
Independent access permissions
1
Panel for every provider
Five ways to deploy a server
Whether you're starting fresh, bringing existing code, or running containers, SharkCluster has a deployment method for you. Each configures the stack automatically — you don't touch a config file.
Fresh Install
Choose frontend, backend, database & web server
Git Deploy
Clone & deploy from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket
Upload ZIP
Upload existing source code directly
Custom Migration
Bring an existing site from another host
Docker Host
Run containers with CPU, memory & registry config
Blank Server
Configure everything manually
Live monitoring dashboard
Every server gets a real-time dashboard with resource graphs, service health panels, and system reports. Bandwidth is tracked against your plan allowance, and every panel is timestamped.
- CPU, memory, disk & network graphs over selectable windows
- Service Health panel — running, failed, failed logins, last boot
- Bandwidth & monthly usage tracked against plan allowance
- System reports tied to Health Alert thresholds
One-click scaling with cost preview
Resize your server when traffic grows. The current plan snapshot shows vCPU, memory, storage, bandwidth, and price. New pricing is shown before you commit, so you always know what you're paying.
- Current plan snapshot with specs and price
- Resize options with new price shown before commit
- Scale-up and scale-down support (provider-dependent)
Current Plan
2 vCPU · 4 GB · 80 GB
New Plan
4 vCPU · 8 GB · 160 GB
SSH key management, built secure
Full SSH key lifecycle with security built in. Public keys are masked in the UI to prevent shoulder-surfing. Three independently-gated permissions let admins grant terminal access without granting key management.
- Generate keypairs — private key shown once, copy immediately
- Upload existing public keys — private key never touches the panel
- Delete keys with confirmation — instantly revokes access
- Manageability states — Panel, Partially Manageable, Root
prod-deploy-key
ssh-rsa AAAA••••••••••
ci-pipeline
ssh-rsa AAAA••••••••••
dev-terminal
ssh-rsa AAAA••••••••••
Public keys masked to prevent shoulder-surfing
In-browser SSH terminal
A sandboxed shell in your browser — no local client needed. Sessions are scoped with expiring tokens rather than a permanently-open connection, and terminal access is gated separately from SSH key management.
- No local SSH client required
- Session-scoped expiring tokens
- Separate permission from key management
- Works across every supported provider
$ ssh root@prod-server
Welcome to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Last login: Thu Aug 20 09:14:22
$ systemctl status nginx
● nginx.service - high performance web server
Active: active (running)
$
Keep your server flexible
Included root storage is bundled with your plan. Attach separately-billed block storage when you need more, with an auto-configure option that formats and mounts automatically.
Included root storage
Auto-configure volumes
Custom filesystem & mount point
Everything around your server
Pair server management with the tools that keep your applications fast, secure, and resilient.
SharkCluster offers five server deployment methods: fresh installation, deploy from Git repository, upload ZIP, custom migration, and Docker host.
Yes, you can resize your server at any time from the Scaling section, with the new price shown before you commit. Scaling triggers a provider-required reboot.
Yes, SharkCluster provides full SSH key management with masked public keys, generate-or-upload options, and granular permissions for view, upload, and console access.
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