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IT-Tools Hosting
Convert, hash, format, and inspect data with a large collection of developer utilities in one page.
No setup fees-
One click deploy -
1 GB RAM Memory needed -
15 GB Disk Space Needed -
From 2 € Price
Official links
IT-Tools’s official links and original website
IT-Tools Website
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- Docker image
- corentinth/it-tools:latest
- Default port
- 80
How IT-Tools works
IT-Tools presents a catalogue of focused utilities in a single web interface. The available set covers common developer and IT tasks such as data conversion, text transformation, encoding or decoding, token and identifier inspection, formatting, calculations, networking helpers, and cryptographic operations. Users choose a tool, enter values, and copy or download the result where that utility supports it.
The catalogue container is a static web application and declares no database, account system, or persistent server volume. That means it is a utility surface rather than a shared project workspace. Browser storage may preserve preferences for a particular user, but the hosted package does not provide central histories, team folders, saved secrets, approval records, or server-side recovery of previous inputs.
Key IT-Tools features
Tool behaviour differs by function. Many transformations can run in the browser, while utilities involving networks, external addresses, time sources, or browser APIs may depend on outside services or local browser capabilities. Users should test the exact tool before processing sensitive material and should avoid pasting production passwords, private keys, personal data, or regulated content into any utility without a reviewed security basis.
Outputs are convenience results, not security, legal, financial, or operational assurance. Generated values can be malformed for a target system, conversions can lose information, and cryptographic functions can be misused through weak parameters or poor key handling. Important results should be independently verified with the destination system or an approved specialist tool.
Who uses IT-Tools
Developers use IT-Tools to format or inspect values while coding, support staff decode payloads, administrators check network or text representations, and students explore common formats. A team can publish one familiar address for low-risk utilities without sending users to many unrelated websites.
IT-Tools is not a password vault, secrets manager, penetration-testing service, certificate authority, compliance scanner, production monitoring platform, or source of authoritative calculations. Security-critical material and irreversible changes require purpose-built tools and peer review.
Self-hosting IT-Tools: requirements and cost
IT-Tools workload depends on simultaneous visitors, browser-side computation, input size, selected utility, and any external request made by that tool. PostgreSQL and MariaDB are Not required, and the catalogue declares no persistent server data volume. The software carries no separate application charge; ordinary use is light, while unusually large transformations can consume substantial browser memory.
On AvaHost, IT-Tools uses Plan 1 at €2. The hosted IT-Tools package includes one-click deployment, a custom domain with automated HTTPS, automatic application updates, and scheduled backups. The package provides the web utility collection without accounts, central history, shared workspaces, saved secrets, server-side input recovery, external service subscriptions, or assurance that a generated result is suitable for production. Users must review sensitive data handling and verify important outputs independently.
F.A.Q
IT-Tools starts at €2 on Plan 1. Ordinary conversions and text helpers are light, while very large inputs, expensive browser calculations, multiple simultaneous visitors, or tools that make external requests can increase resource use. The package does not add per-tool charges, accounts, shared storage, or a central usage history.
A custom domain can be connected to IT-Tools, with automated HTTPS provided after DNS is configured. A company can then give staff one recognised address for the utility collection. HTTPS protects transport to the site, but it does not certify every tool’s logic, external dependency, or suitability for confidential production data.
The catalogue image declares no database, account system, or persistent server volume. The hosted package therefore does not offer central histories, shared projects, secret storage, or server-side recovery of prior inputs. Individual browser behaviour may vary by utility, so users should clear sensitive values and avoid entering credentials or private keys without approval.
AvaHost handles IT-Tools application updates automatically and keeps scheduled backups of the hosted package. Because the catalogue has no server-side workspace, users should preserve important source data and verified outputs elsewhere. After a significant release, test critical converters, encoders, calculations, and network helpers against known examples before relying on them operationally.