Free tools for developer and admin workstations
An editorial catalogue of free and open-source tools for developer and administrator workstations: terminals, SSH clients, package managers, containers and system utilities.

Deploy and manage virtual machines or containerized applications efficiently. These tools support scalable infrastructure, isolated environments, and flexible resource allocation for modern DevOps and IT operations.
Protect systems, data, and users with integrated security tools that address threats at every layer. From endpoint protection to access controls and encryption, these solutions strengthen overall security posture.
Secure remote access tools allow IT professionals to support users, manage systems, and troubleshoot problems from anywhere. They ensure quick response times while maintaining control and security over remote endpoints.
Configure, monitor, and optimize network infrastructure using reliable management tools. These solutions help IT teams maintain uptime, manage bandwidth, and enforce policies across complex environments.
Track system health, performance metrics, and application behavior in real time. Monitoring and logging tools provide the visibility needed to detect anomalies early, troubleshoot issues, and maintain operational efficiency.
Access remote systems, transfer files securely, and manage server environments through intuitive interfaces. These tools are essential for administrators needing fast, secure, and direct control over file systems and remote sessions.
Adminhub is an editorial catalogue of free and open-source tools for developer and administrator workstations: terminals, SSH clients, package managers, containers and system utilities.
Each program page gives the licence, the version and the supported systems and links to the developer’s official site; guides explain how a tool is installed and configured. Programs have not yet been run in our own lab, so pages do not claim test results.
We do not sell software and do not provide installation, integration or support services. If you find outdated information, a wrong version or a broken link, tell the editorial team through the contact page.




