Dashy MCP Server

@Lissy93

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#dashy#self-hosted #dashboard

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Overview

What is Dashy?

Dashy helps you organize your self-hosted services by making them accessible from a single place. It is a dashboard for self-hosted services, designed for individuals who manage multiple applications and want a unified, customizable interface.

How to use Dashy?

Deploy using Docker (docker run -p 8080:8080 lissy93/dashy), from source with Node.js, or via one-click cloud deployments. Configuration is done through a single YAML file (./user-data/conf.yml) or directly through the UI.

Key features of Dashy

Real‑time status monitoring for each app/link
Multiple built‑in themes with UI color editor and custom CSS
Wide icon support: Font‑Awesome, homelab icons, favicon, emoji, images
Optional authentication with multi‑user access and SSO support
Instant search by name, domain, or tags plus keyboard shortcuts
Widgets for displaying dynamic content from self‑hosted services

Use cases of Dashy

Centralize access to all self‑hosted services in one dashboard
Monitor service uptime with real‑time status indicators
Quickly find and launch apps via search and keyboard shortcuts
Personalize the interface with themes and custom styling
Switch between multiple apps simultaneously using the workspace view

Frequently asked questions

How can I deploy Dashy?

Dashy can be deployed using Docker with a single command, from source with Node.js, or via one‑click deployments on platforms like Netlify, Heroku, Vercel, and more.

Is Dashy free and open‑source?

Yes, Dashy is 100% free and open‑source with a strong focus on privacy.

How do I configure Dashy?

Configuration is done through a YAML file at `./user-data/conf.yml` or through the UI. Options include layout, icons, themes, status checks, authentication, and more.

Does Dashy support authentication?

Yes, Dashy supports secure single‑sign‑on with Keycloak and also includes a basic auth feature without requiring Keycloak.

Can I customize the look and feel?

Yes, Dashy has many built‑in themes, a UI color editor, and support for custom CSS. You can also use a full‑screen background image, custom nav‑bar links, and HTML footer.

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