2×2 panel grid
Four draggable browser windows on one HDMI display, each a different dashboard.
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p2soc
Turn a Raspberry Pi 5 into a Security-Operations-Center video wall — an HDMI display that boots into a taskbar-less grid of four auto-logging-in dashboard panels.
from $299support & customisation
⚠ Deploy & ownOpen-source kiosk tooling you deploy on your own hardware. Provided as-is, without warranty.
// what it is
What it is
p2soc converts a Raspberry Pi 5 into an always-on SOC or NOC video wall for the price of a single-board computer. It boots straight into a taskbar-less desktop showing four draggable browser windows in a 2×2 grid, each pointed at a different web panel on a different IP or port.
Each panel auto-logs in from a local secrets vault and keeps the session alive, re-logging-in when it drops — so the wall stays showing live dashboards without anyone babysitting it.
// capabilities
What it does
Auto-login
Signs each panel in from a local secrets vault on boot.
Session keep-alive
Detects dropped sessions and re-logs-in, so the wall never goes blank.
Kiosk boot
Taskbar-less desktop that comes straight up on power — no operator setup.
Cheap hardware
Runs on a Raspberry Pi 5 (1 GB) with WebKitGTK + Chromium rendering.
Any web panel
Wazuh, Grafana, Zabbix, a camera feed — anything with a web UI.
// under the hood
Specifications
- Platform
- Raspberry Pi 5 (1 GB)
- License
- GPL-3.0
- Render
- WebKitGTK + Chromium
- Panels
- 4, each configurable (IP/port, credentials)
- Source
- github.com/s-b-repo/p2soc
- Intended use
- SOC / NOC dashboard display
// what you pay for
Support, not a paywall
Open source (GPLv3). What you pay for is a configured wall tuned to your panels.
- Installation & configuration help — stood up in your environment and tuned to your setup and rules of engagement.
- Bug fixes & improvements, prioritised for you — issues you hit move to the front of the queue.
- Customisation — new modules, integrations or behaviour built for your targets. You keep the source.
- A direct line to the engineer who wrote it — no support tier in between.
// the fine print
Terms & liability
As-is, without warranty. Open-source defensive tooling you deploy and run. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Cyber Sec and Stephan Botes accept no liability for any damage, data loss or disruption arising from its use.
What the fee buys. The engineer’s time — installation, tuning, documentation and support. You keep the source.
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