Describe your servers.
Keep readable Markdown roles with the rest of your infrastructure code.
korta.Get started ↗Korta is a lightweight, agentless server configuration platform written in Go. It lets you describe Linux infrastructure in Markdown, review a plan, and apply changes over SSH.
From a single server to a shared fleet, Korta keeps the configuration and the decisions behind it readable.
A role describes the state you want: packages, users, files, services, firewall rules and more. Choose your hosts, inspect the plan and approve the changes before Korta applies them.
Keep readable Markdown roles with the rest of your infrastructure code.
Plan each role against the selected hosts before applying it.
Apply approved configuration without installing an agent on your hosts.
Korta is for developers, system administrators, consultants and platform teams who want a clear, repeatable way to manage servers they control.
Configure Linux hosts from your own machine using the standalone CLI.
Share and review roles across the environments your team manages.
Keep reusable configuration alongside the context needed to maintain it.
The open-source core includes the CLI and role engine. Run it on your own machine with a Markdown inventory and your existing SSH access.
Korta Enterprise adds a self-hosted manager, a web console and API, approvals, audit history, an encrypted vault and deployment workflows. Teams can also open an SSH terminal from the web console and provision cloud instances before applying roles.