
xyOps™ is a next-generation system for job scheduling, workflow automation, server monitoring, alerting, and incident response -- all combined into a single, cohesive platform. It's built for developers and operations teams who want to control their automation stack without surrendering data, freedom, or visibility. xyOps doesn't hide features behind paywalls or push telemetry back to anyone. It's open, extensible, and designed to run anywhere.
Most automation platforms focus on workflow orchestration -- they run tasks, but they don't really help you see what's happening behind them. xyOps takes it further. It doesn't just schedule jobs; it connects them to real-time monitoring, alerts, server snapshots, and ticketing, creating a single, integrated feedback loop. When an alert fires, the email includes the running jobs on that server. One click opens a snapshot showing every process, CPU load, and network connection. If a job fails, xyOps can open a ticket with full context -- logs, history, and linked metrics. Everything in xyOps talks to everything else, so you can trace an issue from detection to resolution without ever leaving the system.
See our Self-Hosting Guide for installation details.
For individuals looking to self-host xyOps:
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For production installs, we highly recommend our Professional Plan, which includes:
For larger enterprises, sign up for our Enterprise Plan, which includes:
Check out our official docs site here: xyOps Documentation
Full documentation is also provided inside the xyOps app. Just click the "Documentation" link in the sidebar.
Visit our official YouTube channel for xyOps tutorials: @PixlCore-Media
Watch a quick overview of xyOps to see how the platform helps teams orchestrate workflows, monitor systems, and operate with confidence:
Join our subreddit to get help from the xyOps community:
https://reddit.com/r/xyOps/
Join our Discord server to chat with community members in real-time:
https://discord.gg/FTzqmbGbdd
Follow us on social media:
Please read our Contributing Guide before opening a pull request.
TL;DR; we do not accept feature PRs, but there are lots of other ways you can contribute! See the guide for details.
See our Development Guide for local dev setup. In short, install Node.js LTS and then:
git clone https://github.com/pixlcore/xyops.git
cd xyops
npm install
node bin/build.js dev
echo '{ "secret_key": "test" }' > conf/overrides.json
bin/debug.sh
Read our Trust Guide for xyOps self-hosting, privacy, telemetry, outbound requests, and enterprise security posture.
Read our Security Guide to learn how to report security vulnerabilities to the xyOps team.
Please do not submit vulnerabilities as GitHub issues!
The xyOps project exists to empower users and developers through openness, reliability, and fairness.
Our Governance Model is designed to preserve these principles indefinitely.
Please read our open source Longevity Pledge. The TL;DR; is:
xyOps will always be open-licensed, and always OSI-approved. No rug pulls.
xyOps™ is licensed under the BSD-3-Clause license.
See LICENSE.md for full license text.
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