One console for every site, every node and every app.
EmberCORE is the unified dashboard for your entire EmberNET deployment. Monitor every node, manage payloads and control access from one place, with a view for each person that matches their job.
A live view of every node
Every machine at every site as a card with live CPU, memory and workload counts. Click one to see what runs on it and open its screens. Zoom the grid to fit a wall-mounted display in the control room.
Views that match the job
Operators get a safe, read-only board with app launchers. Engineers deploy, open a shell and read logs. Admins see the timeline, storage and metrics. Roles come from your own directory groups through single sign-on, so nobody maintains a second list of users.
Tenant scope, everywhere
Each customer signs in with its own company accounts and sees only its own sites. Every audit row names the tenant an action affected, including actions the platform took on the tenant’s behalf.
The App Store
Ignition Edge, CODESYS runtimes, Node-RED, databases, monitoring and more, listed under their real product names and deployed to the node you choose. What is installed shows up under Running Apps, not in the shop window.
An audit trail you can take with you
A tenant can export its own audit trail to Amazon S3 or any S3-compatible store, Azure Blob, its own PostgreSQL database, or an HTTPS webhook into the SIEM it already runs. It is a copy, delivered at least once with a stable event ID, so gaps are visible and duplicates are harmless. Off until the tenant turns it on.
Platform actions in your own cluster
Opt in and every action the platform takes on your sites also appears as a Kubernetes event in your own cluster, where your own tools see it without asking us.
Built for the plant floor
Every asset is bundled with the console. No CDN and no outside calls, so it works where internet access is unreliable, and it runs as a single service inside the cluster it manages.
The same console, a different view for each role.
Pick a role to see what that person gets. Nobody sees a button they are not allowed to press.
| Capability | Operator | Engineer | Admin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live status for every node: CPU, memory and workloads | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Launch HMI and app screens straight from the node | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Facility overview: facilities, buildings, devices and health | No | Yes | Yes |
| Deploy apps from the App Store to a chosen node | No | Yes | Yes |
| Browser shell into a node or pod | No | Yes | Yes |
| Live logs | No | Yes | Yes |
| Activity timeline and audit trail | No | No | Yes |
| Storage management | No | No | Yes |
| Cluster metrics | No | No | Yes |
Engineers can do everything an operator can, plus deploy, open a shell and read live logs.
Improved every week, in the open.
EmberCORE ships small, tested releases continuously, so a fix reaches your sites in days rather than waiting for the next major version. Every release passes its build, test and chart checks before it is tagged.
EmberCORE releases, month by month, in 2026
tagged releases between February 6 and September 29
Counted from the version tags in the EmberCORE repository, v1.7.2 to v4.9.49. September runs through the 29th.
See EmberCORE with your own sites in it.
Tell us what runs on your floor, and we will show you the console with your nodes, your apps and your roles.