Next Generation Server Panel

The High-Performance
Go-Powered
Hosting Ecosystem.

Ditch heavy interpreters and slow, memory-bloated runtime engines. Onifast compiles central dashboards, SMTP MTAs, name servers, virtual FTP daemons, WebSocket gateways, S3 bucket storage, and HTTP hosting services into zero-dependency, hyper-optimized static binaries.

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onifast-installer.sh
root@linux:~# curl -fsSL https://onifast.com/install.sh | sudo ACCEPT_EULA=true bash
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100% Go Native
Linux PAM Secure
Millisecond Speed
SQLite WAL Engine
Modular Architecture

7 Modular Services. One Interconnected Engine.

Every layer of Onifast is engineered as a standalone static microservice. Pick only what you need, run everything asynchronously, and update isolated modules with zero system downtime.

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onifast-panel

Dual-mode Root & User administration dashboard with PAM identity checks.

Ports: :4050 / :4051
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onifast-web

High-speed hosting HTTP/2 server featuring a native Apache .htaccess parser.

Ports: :80 / :443
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onifast-s3

S3-compatible block storage hub with dynamic image thumbnail builders.

Port: :4032
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onifast-dns

Authoritative nameserver compiling lightning-fast domain caches.

Port: :53 UDP/TCP
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onifast-mail

Compact mail transfer agent (MTA) supporting DKIM, SMTP relays, and Webmail.

Ports: :25 / :587
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onifast-ftp

Chroot virtual FTP daemon integrated with PAM fallbacks and brute blockers.

Port: :2121
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onifast-relay

Smart WebSocket port forwarding and reverse HTTP bridge gateways.

Ports: :4052 / :4053

onifast-panel

Active Module

The central administrative UI. Written in Go, it runs its own HTTP server, embedding all assets and templates directly inside the static binary. It coordinates system PAM authentication, domain settings, database creation, user storage pools, backup pipelines, and cron jobs.

Primary Ports 4050 (Root), 4051 (User)
Interface Scope Public WAN Interface
Database Layer SQLite WAL + MySQL Cluster
Key Specifications
  • Secure Linux PAM Account Matching
  • Integrated File Management Editor
  • Real-time System Telemetry & Log Audit
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Premium Core Features

Why Server Admins Choose Onifast

We engineered Onifast to break the traditional trade-offs between speed, stability, and control. Experience native systems design.

Zero Runtime Dependencies

No interpreters, virtual machine stacks, or heavy runtime framework libraries required. Compiled Go binaries boot up instantly and operate directly at native Linux memory thresholds.

Linux PAM Authentication

Secure login matching your operating system's absolute source of truth. Standard local OS users protect the administrative suite with zero secondary password databases.

Native .htaccess Parser

Migrate legacy Apache configurations effortlessly. The internal compiler parses RewriteRule, RewriteCond, and Header parameters into instant in-memory routing definitions.

Local & Proxy S3 Storage

Coordinate block storage objects using a unified AWS S3-compatible structure. Auto-scale dynamic image formatting, compression, and thumbnail generations on the fly.

Secure WS Port Forwarding

Tunnel local services running behind rigid NAT gateways and firewalls using lightweight, encrypted outbound WebSockets. Self-hosted routing at absolute peak performance.

Instant Telegram Alerts

Configure triggers to dispatch real-time system diagnostic telemetry or authentication alerts to security managers via robust, built-in Telegram API dispatching engines.

Platform Comparison

High Performance Stack vs Legacy

Examine how compiling modular components directly to assembly outperforms heavy, interpreter-based monolithic setups.

Functional Vector Onifast (Compiled Go) Legacy Panels (cPanel/Plesk)
System Dependencies None (Static Binaries) Monolithic PHP, Perl, and Python runtimes
Apache Rewrite Engine Native .htaccess parser Slow, complex reverse proxy routing setups
Relay & WS Tunnels Built-in core service Demands heavy third-party system processes
Single Sign-On Symmetric token validation Siloed databases with isolated credential structures
Idle RAM Footprint < 20MB Memory Pool 1.2GB to 2.5GB typical baseline footprint
Alert Systems Built-in Real-time APIs Basic system email/SMTP notifications
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear details regarding design protocols, installation architectures, and environment capabilities.

Onifast is written purely in Go. It partitions key components (Control panel dashboard, Web serving, S3 engine, Auth-nameservers, Mail dispatching, FTP access, and WS tunnel relays) into independent binaries that share atomic local Unix ports and configuration via a high-performance SQLite Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) relational catalog.

Absolutely. Onifast interfaces directly with PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules) inside the host Linux distribution. The service avoids saving primary user administrative credentials locally. Authenticating users securely verifies login payloads straight against active host environment definitions, keeping user logins safely matched to server account profiles.

Yes, standard rewrite directives translate seamlessly. The `onifast-web` executable includes a modular parser that translates Apache virtual hosts, RewriteRules, ProxyPass variables, and Directory declarations into high-performance Go routes dynamically without requiring Apache or Nginx as secondary proxy proxies.

`onifast-relay` maps remote system connections safely across deep NAT networks, WSL environments, local developer nodes, or Raspberry Pi structures directly onto external public domain interfaces utilizing robust WebSocket tunnels. Outbound communication connects directly to the gateway with near-zero latency, avoiding all setup configurations or complex firewall modifications.
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