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EcliPanel is an enterprise-grade server management platform designed for hosting providers, teams, and game server owners who need a single, secure interface to provision and control servers across a distributed infrastructure. Built entirely in-house — with a Bun/Elysia backend, a Next.js frontend, and Rust components for anti-abuse and tunneling — EcliPanel v3 is a complete rewrite of the original platform, built from scratch for long-term maintainability and extensibility.

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What EcliPanel does

EcliPanel covers the full server lifecycle: from provisioning new game servers and managing files and databases, to monitoring real-time resource usage, controlling power states, scheduling tasks, and handling support tickets. Beyond basic server management, it ships with integrated DNS management, a billing and orders system, AI Studio and Chat endpoints, and secure TCP tunneling via EcliTunnel. Every node in your network runs the wings-rs agent, and EcliPanel’s backend proxies WebSocket connections and REST requests to those nodes. A Rust anti-abuse daemon runs alongside wings-rs on each node, detecting and reporting DDoS attempts, port scanning, crypto mining, and other abuse patterns in real time.

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Who it’s for

EcliPanel is built for three types of operators:
  • Hosting providers who need multi-tenant workspaces, billing, invoicing, and per-organisation DNS zones
  • Teams and organisations that share servers and nodes with granular role-based access control
  • Game server owners who want a modern, self-hosted alternative to traditional panels with full API access

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Why v3

EcliPanel v3 is a ground-up rewrite of EcliPanel v1, which was itself based on Jexactyl. The v1 architecture made long-term maintenance impractical. v3 replaces it with a fully in-house backend and a modernized frontend, while keeping the project open source for non-commercial use.

Quickstart

Install Wings, configure the backend and frontend, and get your first server running

Architecture

Understand how the backend, frontend, Wings nodes, anti-abuse daemon, and tunnels fit together

Core features

Explore server management, organisations, billing, DNS, AI, and tunneling features

API reference

Browse the full REST API — also available live at your backend’s /openapi route

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