# CloudDesk

> CloudDesk is a desktop app for the servers, databases, load balancers and buckets you run on AWS, DigitalOcean and Hetzner: find any of them in a keystroke, see their state and what they cost, and act on them without a provider console.

It runs on macOS 11 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel. Its fleet, search and everything it has synced live in a local database, so finding a server never waits on a provider, and its credentials stay in the AWS profiles you already have or in the operating system's keychain.

## Pages

- [Servers on AWS, DigitalOcean and Hetzner, in one desktop app](https://clouddesk.thaicuong.me/): CloudDesk is a desktop app for the servers, databases, load balancers and buckets you run on AWS, DigitalOcean and Hetzner: find any of them in a keystroke, see their state and what they cost, and act on them without a provider console.
- [AWS permissions](https://clouddesk.thaicuong.me/aws-permissions): The two IAM policies CloudDesk needs: one that only reads, for an account you want to watch, and one to add for starting, stopping, imaging and terminating servers and writing to buckets. Every action named, no wildcards.
- [FAQ](https://clouddesk.thaicuong.me/faq): What CloudDesk connects to, where your credentials live, what it costs to run, how honest its costs are, and which platforms it runs on.

## Files

- [Download](https://clouddesk.thaicuong.me/download): the latest release, a notarized disk image for macOS.
- [clouddesk-read.json](https://clouddesk.thaicuong.me/aws-permissions/clouddesk-read.json): an IAM policy, as the permissions page explains.
- [clouddesk-operate.json](https://clouddesk.thaicuong.me/aws-permissions/clouddesk-operate.json): an IAM policy, as the permissions page explains.