Overview

What is Talorix?

Talorix is an alternative game server management panel to Pterodactyl.

Panel + Node Architecture

The panel is used to manage servers and admin tasks, while the node is the machine that actually runs the servers and sends status, logs, and file data back to the panel.

Purpose

Use Talorix to centrally manage multiple remote nodes, deploy images, and control services from a single, secure web interface.

Panel

Panel — Overview

The Panel is the web-based administrative interface for Talorix. It manages images, creates admin users, and coordinates nodes.

Runtime

Panel must run on port 3500You can change the port in the config.json. You may run the Panel with node . or via process managers like pm2.

How to Install — Panel

Exact steps to install the Talorix Panel.

Steps

Clone the repository:
```
https://github.com/Talorix/panel
```
```
cd panel
```
```
npm install
```
Get the latest images:
```
npm run admin
Select Fetch images
```
Create an admin user:
```
npm run admin
Select Create admin user
```
Start the panel:
```
node . OR use pm2
```
Panel must run on port 3500

Notes

Follow the exact commands above when setting up the Panel. The npm run admin helper provides an interactive way to fetch images and create an admin user.

Node

What is the Node daemon?

The Node (talorixnode) is a daemon that connects to the Panel and executes configured tasks. It reads a config.json and registers itself with the Panel.

How to Install — Node / Daemon

Exact steps to install the Talorix node (daemon).

Steps

Clone the repository:
```
https://github.com/Talorix/talorixnode
```
```
cd talorixnode
```
```
npm install
```
Create a node in the Panel
Use the node’s IP
Use the port from config.json
Click Config Command in the panel
```
OR manually get config.json
```
Run the config command
Start the node:
```
node .
```
Default port: 3000

Notes

When creating a node in the Panel, ensure you use the node's public or reachable IP and the port from your config.json. The panel provides a "Config Command" to quickly configure the node.