MyProx 1.0.0

simple web frontend for Proxmox VE users

MyProx

A simple web frontend for accessing and managing VMs running on Proxmox VE. It is targeted on end-users.

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Main Features

• List all VMs a user has permissions on
• Manage VM state, e.g. starting and stopping
• Open SPICE console (virt-viewer)
• Authentication against Proxmox
• Support connecting to multiple Proxmox nodes/clusters
• Web frontend has responsive design
• Does not require root privileges
• Built on light-weight CherryPy framework
• No JavaScript bloat; no external font/JS includes
• Simple installation using pip, few dependencies

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Installation

Install using PyPi:

pip3 install myprox

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Quickstart

After installing "MyProx" as shown above, just execute the tool to get it running:

myprox

Configuration can be done in the file /etc/myprox/myprox.conf. A commented example file can be downloaded at https://github.com/towalink/myprox/blob/main/src/myprox/templates/myprox.conf.

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Screenshots

See additional screenshots in the "screenshots" folder.

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Reporting bugs

In case you encounter any bugs, please report the expected behavior and the actual behavior so that the issue can be reproduced and fixed.

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Developers

Clone repository

Clone this repo to your local machine using https://github.com/towalink/myprox.git

Install the module temporarily to make it available in your Python installation:

pip3 install -e <path to directory with setup.py>

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License

• AGPL3 license
• Copyright 2022 © Dirk Henrici.
• Note: This project is not affiliated with Proxmox, it just accesses its REST API.