EcliPanel gives hosting providers and teams a single, secure interface to provision and manage game servers across distributed Wings nodes. From spinning up a Minecraft server to monitoring your entire fleet’s resource usage, EcliPanel handles the full lifecycle — with built-in billing, DNS, AI tools, and a Rust-powered anti-abuse system running on every node.Documentation Index
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Quickstart
Get EcliPanel running in minutes with backend, frontend, and Wings node connected
Architecture
Understand how the backend, frontend, Wings nodes, and tunnel agents fit together
Server Management
Create, monitor, and control game servers with real-time console and file access
API Reference
Explore the full REST API with authentication, endpoints, and request/response schemas
What EcliPanel includes
EcliPanel is built as a full-stack platform with distinct components that work together:Game Server Control
Power, console, file manager, backups, schedules, and startup configuration per server
Wings Node Orchestration
Connect remote Wings nodes and distribute servers across your infrastructure
Organisations and Teams
Multi-tenant workspace with member roles, shared servers, and DNS zones
Billing and Plans
Plans, orders, and PDF invoice generation for hosting providers
AI Studio and Chat
OpenAI-compatible AI endpoints with per-user and per-org model access control
EcliTunnel
Secure TCP tunnels via Rust client/server agents with panel-managed allocations
Get started
Install Wings
EcliPanel requires wings-rs — the Rust-based Wings agent. Install it on each node host before configuring the panel.
Deploy the backend
Set up the Elysia/Bun API server with MariaDB, Redis, and your environment variables. Run
bun run seed to create the default admin role.Deploy the frontend
Configure the Next.js frontend with your backend URL and branding settings in
lib/panel-config.ts, then start it on port 3000.EcliPanel is open source for non-commercial use. For production deployments, see the self-hosting guide and systemd setup.