Fleet Agent Site Manager – Securely Connects Your Sites to a WPMgr Dashboard
by Mosamlife 0 (0 reviews)

Fleet Agent Site Manager – Securely Connects Your Sites to a WPMgr Dashboard

Securely connects this site to a WPMgr dashboard, self-hosted or hosted, so backups, updates, security and speed all run from one screen.

Fleet Agent Site Manager ranks #14,060 among WordPress.org plugins with 100+ active installations, is #815 of 4,596 in the Security category, and was last updated Sep 11, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.2
v0.61.149 Current Version v0.61.149
Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 11 Sep, 2026
Refreshed 9 hours ago Last Refreshed on
#815 of 4,596 in Security Top 25% by installs Downloads -52.5% this week Actively maintained
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Security History

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No known vulnerabilities on record for Fleet Agent Site Manager. Checked 6 days ago.

TL;DR

AI summary of the plugin's readme

This plugin is for site owners and managers who oversee one or more WordPress sites and want centralized control via a WPMgr dashboard. It solves the problem of having to manage backups, updates, security, caching, and performance separately on each site by connecting sites to a single management dashboard over a signed, allow-listed command channel.

  • Full and incremental backups
  • Backup and restore with rollback
  • Undoable core/plugin/theme updates
  • Disk page cache with fast path
  • Redis object cache support
  • WebP and AVIF image conversion
  • Two-factor authentication for users
  • File manager with version history

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Fleet Agent Site Manager – Securely Connects Your Sites to a WPMgr Dashboard

Yes. This plugin is the agent that runs on your site, and it needs a WPMgr dashboard to talk to. That is either a WPMgr instance you run yourself (open source, https://github.com/mosamlife/wpmgr) or the hosted service at https://manage.wpmgr.app. On its own the plugin does nothing at all.
WPMgr is the project. This plugin is its agent, listed in this directory under the name the plugin directory approved, and the project's own code and documentation call it the WPMgr agent. One plugin, one repository: https://github.com/mosamlife/wpmgr
No. The dashboard is AGPL-3.0, has no site limit when you run it yourself, and nothing in it is gated behind a paid tier. Running it does mean running the control-plane service, PostgreSQL and object storage, plus the encoder service if you want image, font and unused-CSS optimization, and a free Wordfence Intelligence API key if you want vulnerability matching. The install guide is in the repository.
Self-hosted, as many as your server will carry. The hosted service has per-plan limits, listed at https://wpmgr.app/pricing
Yes. The work that needs real CPU runs on the dashboard, not on your server. Long jobs such as backups acknowledge the request and continue in the background instead of holding a connection open.
Every feature is separately optional, so you can connect a site and use only the parts you want. Leave the page cache off and keep the caching plugin you already have; backups, updates and the rest work regardless.
Your site carries on serving. Work the dashboard schedules, such as backups, waits until it can reach the site again. Nothing on the site depends on the dashboard being up.
This plugin listens for the dashboard's signed commands, carries them out, and sends a heartbeat and environment metadata so the dashboard knows the site is alive. That is all it does on your server. Everything expensive runs on the dashboard: Remove Unused CSS is computed there, image and font encoding happen there, vulnerability matching against a managed feed happens there, and uptime is probed from there rather than from inside your site. Your server never needs a headless browser or an image library.
Per site, choose storage the dashboard manages, a folder on your own server, or any S3-compatible bucket. Your storage credentials stay on the dashboard and never reach the site; the dashboard signs each transfer.
No. The plugin contains no default endpoint and makes zero outbound connections until you connect it to a control plane that you supply. It is completely inert on activation.

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