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Garage UI

Garage Admin UI with OIDC and team access control

Garage UI is an open-source object storage project on GitHub under the MIT license (permissive), with 339 stars. It is built with Go and TypeScript. Its last push was today.

Stars
339
License
MIT
Activity
Active
Latest release
garage-ui-0.14.0

Code on GitHub

Judgement

What it is
Integration
What it does
A web dashboard for Garage object storage clusters to browse and upload to buckets, manage access keys and monitor nodes, with OIDC sign-in and team access control.
Adopt it when
You run Garage and want a browser interface for people who should not use its command line.
Watch out
It is a third-party project under a year old, so it may lag behind Garage's admin API changes.
Ready for
Experimental
Runs as
Self-hosted server
Built with
Go and TypeScript
How established
Young: started 11 months ago, latest release garage-ui-0.14.0.
What the license allows
You can build it into a product you sell, as long as you keep its copyright notice.

Judged on 2026-11-06 from the project's README and GitHub data. The license and age lines are worked out directly.

Built from

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