OMC (OpenVPN Management Console) is a centralized platform designed to efficiently manage multiple OpenVPN nodes deployed across diverse locations or networks. It provides administrators with a unified interface for configuring, administering, and ensuring the security of these nodes, streamlining the management process and maintaining consistency across the distributed infrastructure. Additionally, OMC integrates with a Telegram bot to facilitate the sale and provisioning of user accounts.
Created with the followings:
- Installs and configures OpenVPN on remote machines with a single click.
- Requires only RSA-based SSH access with sudo privileges for a designated user named 'omc.'
- Full control over accounts, creating .ovpn access files remotely on the target worker machine.
- Seamless syncing of account files back to the OMC server.
- Deactivation of accounts with a simple server-side action, offering both automatic and manual options.
- Maintains a configured maximum number of available accounts on a specific worker server.
- Automatically queues jobs to delete specified accounts and create new ones to maintain the maximum account numbers.
- Accounts on all worker servers are grouped by tags and price for sale.
- Enables easy and secure transactions through a Telegram bot.
- Simple time-based billing system for users, following a PAY-AS-YOU-GO model.
- Supports two crypto currency payment providers: OxaPay and NOWPayments.
You need to have Elixir v1.14, PostgreSQL, and Ansible installed.
To start OMC:
- Install dependencies with
mix deps.get - Create and migrate your database with
mix ecto.create && mix ecto.migrate - Run seeds to create admin user and initial prices with
mix run priv/repo/seeds.exs - Configure at least the followings env variables to connect it to the outside(use any awesome-tunneling):
OMC_BASE_URL=https://example.com
OMC_TELEGRAM_TOKEN=replace_me
OMC_TELEGRAM_HOST=telegram.example.com # Please note thet this should be without scheme.
OMC_IPGS_RETURNURL=https://t.me/your_awesome_bot_name
- Start Phoenix endpoint with
mix phoenix.server
Now you can visit localhost:4000 from your browser.
For further config options take a look at env.sh.eex.
OMC is a working proof of concept, open to continuous improvements and extensions. Contributions from the community are encouraged, shaping OMC into a more robust and versatile solution.