# xyOps

> Open-source platform combining job scheduling, workflow automation, server monitoring, alerting, and incident response into a single cohesive system.

xyOps™ is a BSD-3-Clause licensed platform built by PixlCore that unifies job scheduling, workflow automation, server monitoring, alerting, and incident response into one integrated system. It is designed for developers and operations teams who want full control over their automation stack without surrendering data or visibility. The project is hosted on GitHub, written in JavaScript, and is actively maintained with regular releases.

## What It Is

xyOps is a self-hosted operations platform that goes beyond traditional cron-based job scheduling. Rather than treating scheduling, monitoring, and alerting as separate concerns, xyOps connects them into a single feedback loop: when an alert fires, it includes the running jobs on the affected server; when a job fails, xyOps can open a ticket with full context including logs, history, and linked metrics. The platform is designed to run anywhere — from a single server to a fleet of thousands.

## Core Capabilities

- **Job Scheduling**: Advanced scheduling that extends well beyond cron, with fleet-wide job tracking and performance history
- **Visual Workflow Editor**: A graphical editor for connecting events, triggers, actions, and monitors into pipelines
- **Server Monitoring**: Configurable monitoring with real-time snapshots showing processes, CPU load, and network connections
- **Smart Alerting**: Rich, fully customizable alerts with complex trigger support
- **Incident Response**: Integrated ticketing that auto-populates tickets with logs, metrics, and job history at the moment of failure
- **Fleet Support**: Scales from five servers to five thousand

## Architecture and Deployment

xyOps is self-hosted and ships as a Node.js application. The setup path is straightforward: clone the repository, run `npm install`, build with the included build script, and launch. Full documentation is available at docs.xyops.io, and the app itself includes inline documentation accessible from the sidebar. The project explicitly states it does not push telemetry to any external party, and a published Trust Guide covers privacy, outbound requests, and enterprise security posture.

## Open-Source Commitment

xyOps is released under the BSD-3-Clause license and includes a published Longevity Pledge committing that the project will always remain open-licensed under an OSI-approved license. The README states: "No rug pulls." The project does not hide features behind paywalls — all app features are available in the free self-hosted tier. Professional and Enterprise support tiers are available for teams that need SLA-backed ticketing, SSO setup, air-gapped installation support, or live chat access.

## Update: Version v1.0.85

As of late July 2026, the latest release is v1.0.85, published on 2026-07-22. The repository was created in December 2025 and has accumulated over 4,600 GitHub stars and 460 forks in its first months, indicating strong early community traction according to GitHub repository data. The project is under active development with 40 open issues and regular pushes to the main branch.

## Features
- Job scheduling beyond cron
- Visual workflow editor
- Server monitoring with real-time snapshots
- Smart alerting with complex triggers
- Incident response and integrated ticketing
- Fleet management (5 to 5000+ servers)
- No telemetry or data sent externally
- Full documentation inside the app
- BSD-3-Clause open source license
- Self-hosted deployment
- Air-gapped installation support (Enterprise)
- SSO setup and support (Enterprise)

## Integrations
Node.js

## Platforms
WEB, CLI, API

## Pricing
Open Source, Free tier available

## Version
v1.0.85

## Links
- Website: https://github.com/pixlcore/xyops
- Documentation: https://docs.xyops.io
- Repository: https://github.com/pixlcore/xyops
- EveryDev.ai: https://www.everydev.ai/tools/xyops