guardana-server

Guardana's optional collector — a minimal FastAPI service that ingests findings from many agents and, optionally, serves a read-only monitoring dashboard.

Part of Guardana — security verification for self-hosted and self-built AI (model files, live endpoints, and agents) from one rule engine that runs on your laptop, in CI, and next to a served model.

The collector is beta: Product status.

Run it

pip install "guardana-server[serve]"      # `[serve]` adds the ASGI server

export GUARDANA_DATABASE_URL=postgresql://guardana:secret@db:5432/guardana
guardana-collector migrate                # never on start: see the docs for why
guardana-collector bootstrap --org acme --project web    # prints the key, once
guardana-collector serve                  # http://127.0.0.1:8000

serve binds loopback unless you pass --host 0.0.0.0. The ASGI server is an extra rather than a dependency, so a deployment that already runs gunicorn or hypercorn can point it at the app instead: gunicorn -k uvicorn.workers.UvicornWorker 'guardana.server:create_app()'.

There is an official image too: docker run -p 8000:8000 -e GUARDANA_DATABASE_URL=… ghcr.io/guardana/guardana-collector:1.1.

The dashboard is a single self-contained page (no build step, works offline) showing severity, per-source/per-rule breakdowns, an activity-over-time trend, the unverified counter, and a filterable recent-findings table. It is read-only, and signs in with a read-scoped API key that it holds in an HttpOnly, SameSite=Strict cookie — a browser has nowhere safe to put a bearer token, so it never gets one. It is still a panel over a security database: put it behind the same network boundary as the collector itself (see SECURITY.md).

• Main README & quickstart: https://github.com/guardana/guardana#readme
• Documentation: https://guardana.dev

Licensed under Apache-2.0.