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Enterprise web control plane

Your application environment.
One interface.

Give developers, QA and support teams controlled access to files, logs, APIs, mocks and services — without direct infrastructure access.

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Real PacOS desktop with Explorer, logs, database and MockServer application windows
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The problem

Modern applications are not one application.

They are services, files, databases, APIs and test resources spread across an environment. Working with them often means switching tools or asking for server and container access.

PacOS puts the resources your team works with behind one controlled web interface. Your infrastructure stays where it is.

Application environment

  • Services
  • Files
  • Database
  • Logs
  • APIs
  • Mocks
  • Test tools
PacOSControlled web interface
Developers / QA / Support

What you can do

Everything your team needs.

Work with the resources behind your application, not the infrastructure behind them.

Files

Browse and manage application files from the browser.

Logs

Inspect and search application logs without server access.

APIs & Services

Interact with application APIs and services from one interface.

Database

Browse schemas, inspect tables and run queries.

Shared Test Environments

Manage shared mocks and test resources with your team.

Explorer file manager showing application folders, files and file operations in PacOS
Explorer: browse and manage application files without a server shell.

Built for shared environments

One environment.
One shared state.

Teams interact with the same application environment, not isolated copies of tools.

Mocks / MockServer
PacOS MockServer with shared mock projects and configurable responses
Shared REST and SOAP mocks, managed in the browser.
  1. QA / TesterChanges a mock in MockServer
  2. Shared PacOS
    Environment    One shared state
  3. DeveloperSees the same state

Adapt to your environment

Extend PacOS for your environment.

PacOS provides the common interface. Add the tools specific to your environment.

  • ExplorerFiles
  • GloggLogs
  • ApiNityAPIs
  • MockServerMocks
  • DatabaseDatabases
  • Your PluginCustom tools

Build tools for your environment

Custom Java plugins expose environment-specific tools and workflows through the same interface. Build it once. Install it alongside your other PacOS tools.

Start with the skeleton project →

Built for teams

Different roles. The same environment.

Developers

Inspect files, logs and services without switching between infrastructure tools.

QA & Testers

Mocks, test resources and shared environment state.

Support

Application diagnostics without direct server access.

Enterprise teams

Controlled access to operational resources.

How it works

Above your application environment. Not instead of your infrastructure.

PacOS does not replace Docker, Kubernetes or infrastructure management.

Plugins expose your configured resources through a desktop-like web interface, with access managed through PacOS permissions.

Explore the plugin architecture →
  1. 01InfrastructureDocker / Kubernetes
  2. 02Containers / Services
  3. 03Application Environment
  4. PacOSControlled web interface
  5. Developers / QA / Support

Quick start

Bring your environment into view.

Try PacOS locally, then configure the resources and access your team needs.

Try PacOS

Docker · Quick local trial

docker run --name webos \
  -e JAVA_OPTS="-Djava.rmi.server.hostname=127.0.0.1" \
  --platform linux/amd64 \
  -p 127.0.0.1:8086:8086 \
  -ti pacosdev/webos:latest

Open localhost:8086 to complete the initial setup. Local trial only, not a production deployment.

Docker / Podman installation →

Deploy PacOS

Your shared environment

Configure persistent storage and team access with the deployment guides.

Docker / Podman deployment →

Standalone Java

Run the PacOS starter JAR with Java 21.

java -jar pacos-starter.jar
Standalone installation →

Take the next step

See the product. Then make it yours.

Explore the live demo, or read the documentation to install PacOS, configure your environment and build your own tools.

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