LockFlare Lens documentation
Every screen in Lens, written down at the feature level: what it does for you, what it writes on the server, and what it refuses to do. It is the same record the product is built against, so a sentence here is a promise the app keeps.
If you are new, read the doctrine first — it is short, and every other page assumes it.
Two things worth knowing before the list. The terminal is free: any box you can SSH into is a console in Lens, with unlimited servers, unlimited seats and no licence — what is licensed is only what Lens does to a box as root, and every account includes ten of those free forever. And nothing is installed on a server to make any of this work; the one exception is Themis, who creates a single folder that is deleted when you withdraw her.
Every section below has a page on the site with the screens beside it — Terminals, Actions, Security setup, Server management, Databases, MongoDB, Redis, Containers, Virtualization, Websites and Themis AI — or every published screenshot in one place.
- The doctrine every feature follows — Air-gapped, nothing installed, jobs on the box, proved before kept.
- Identity and the gate — The pen drive, Touch ID, licenses, backup, travel copy, recovery.
- The console frame — The map, groups, bastions, tabs, split panes, shortcuts, jobs.
- The terminal — Logins, sudo, resume, tmux, recording, history, broadcast.
- Per-server readings — Overview, Monitor, About this server, updates.
- Security Setup — Firewall, Fail2Ban, SSH, passwords, WAF, integrity, MAC, kernel, scheduled, time.
- System Setup — Users, groups, certificates, auto-updates, audit, services, storage, network, logs.
- Tools on every server — Tunnels, the HTTP tunnel, templates, files, the bucket, backups, Themis.
- Setup Packages — Web, FTP, mail, containers, virtualization, the engines, cache, VPN, load balancer.
- The Databases tool — Every tab, replication for both frames, sharding, cluster backups, Mirror, reports.
- The chairs — Terminals, Actions, Snippets, Server Templates, NOC.
- Themis — Authorization, fleets, asking, the model.
- Files — Six panes, repositories browsed.
- Team — Roles first, members last.
- Setup — Backup, duplicate, licenses, repositories, notifications, the model.
- Platform — macOS and Windows, no server, every protocol direct.
The whole documentation as one file, for people and for models: llms-full.txt.