osctrl.net

Marketing / informational website for osctrl, served at https://osctrl.net. The technical documentation lives separately at https://docs.osctrl.net.

osctrl - Fast and efficient osquery management

Structure

Plain static HTML/CSS/JS — no build step, no dependencies.

• index.html — home: what osctrl is, features, components, quick start
• use-cases.html — use cases and benefits
• technology.html — architecture diagram, components, tech stack, security
• getting-started.html — Docker, provisioning script, build from source
• resources.html — docs, API, community and osquery ecosystem links
• assets/ — styles, scripts, fonts and images

Design

The look and feel mirrors the osctrl React frontend (osctrl/frontend/src/styles/tokens.css and base.css):

• Colors: dark theme tokens (--bg-0…3, --signal teal #2bc4be, etc.)
• Fonts: Inter (body), Space Grotesk (headings), Bai Jamjuree (wordmark, self-hosted in assets/fonts/), IBM Plex Mono (code) — Inter/Space Grotesk/IBM Plex Mono load from Google Fonts
• Background: the frontend's circuit-trace pattern plus an animated particle-network canvas (assets/site.js); content sections reveal on scroll. Both respect prefers-reduced-motion.

Local preview

Using npx / Makefile

To see how the website will look like before submitting your changes, you can serve it locally. Using the Makefile issue the command make serve and the website will be generated and served locally using npx http-server.

Using python

You can launch a local webserver using python with the following command:

python3 -m http.server 8930

Then open http://localhost:8930.