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About CloudViPER
CloudViPER is an open-source web-based interface for managing Docker containers, designed specifically for digital preservation workflows.
Project Goals
The CloudViPER project aims to provide:
- A secure, user-friendly interface for container management
- Role-based access control for multi-user environments
- Comprehensive monitoring and logging capabilities
- Integration with digital preservation tools and workflows
- Open-source software that can be freely used and modified
Open Preservation Foundation
CloudViPER is maintained by the Open Preservation Foundation (OPF), a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing digital preservation through open-source software and community collaboration.
Our Mission
To provide expertise and support, empowering the digital preservation community to develop sustainable resources through open software and standards.
Our Vision
A world where digital content is preserved and accessible for future generations through collaborative, practical approaches and shared solutions.
Technology & Development
CloudViPER is built using modern web technologies and follows industry best practices:
- TypeScript: Type-safe code for improved reliability
- Node.js & Express: Fast, scalable web server
- MySQL: Robust data persistence
- Docker: Containerized deployment
- Bootstrap: Responsive, accessible UI
License
CloudViPER is licensed under the Apache License 2.0, making it free to use, modify, and distribute for both personal and commercial purposes.
All content on this website is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 unless stated otherwise.
Contributing
We welcome contributions from the community! Here’s how you can help:
- Report Bugs: Open an issue on GitHub
- Suggest Features: Share your ideas for improvements
- Submit Pull Requests: Contribute code or documentation
- Join Discussions: Participate in community forums
Contact & Support
- GitHub: View Repository
- Website: openpreservation.org
- Email: info@openpreservation.org
Acknowledgments
This project builds upon the work of many open-source projects and communities. We’re grateful to all contributors and maintainers who make open-source software possible.