VPSGUI 1.2.0 is now available

[NotGamerPratham]

VPSGUI 1.2.0 is Now Available

We are officially introducing VPSGUI 1.2.0, an open infrastructure workspace and agent ecosystem designed to provide developers with a unified way to interact with VPS infrastructure.

What's Included

Python SDK

The VPSGUI Python SDK is now available through PyPI.

pip install vpsgui

Version:

vpsgui 1.2.0

Node.js SDK

The VPSGUI Node.js and TypeScript SDK is being distributed as:

npm install -g vpsgui

Version:

vpsgui 1.2.0

Current Capabilities

VPSGUI provides the foundation for managing infrastructure through a unified SDK and CLI ecosystem.

Current functionality includes:

• Host authentication
• Host telemetry
• Remote command execution
• Docker management
• File management
• Firewall management
• Secrets management
• Backup management
• CLI tooling
• Python SDK
• Node.js and TypeScript SDK

Development

VPSGUI 1.2.0 establishes the foundation for expanding the project into a larger open infrastructure platform.

The project is actively being developed, with a focus on reliable infrastructure management, developer tooling, automation, security, and extensibility.

Roadmap

Planned development areas include:

• Agent improvements
• Expanded infrastructure APIs
• Web dashboard
• Advanced monitoring
• Infrastructure automation
• Plugin architecture
• Additional SDK capabilities
• Improved authentication and access control
• Expanded testing and documentation

Contributing

Contributions are welcome.

You can contribute through:

• Bug reports
• Feature requests
• Documentation improvements
• Testing
• Security reviews
• Performance improvements
• Pull requests
• SDK improvements
• Infrastructure integrations

Please review the project's CONTRIBUTING.md before submitting changes.

Get Started

Visit the repository to explore VPSGUI, follow development, report issues, and contribute:

https://github.com/NotGamerPratham/vpsgui

VPSGUI 1.2.0 is the beginning of a larger infrastructure ecosystem. More capabilities are actively being developed.