Open jpma89 opened 8 years ago
Any ideas about existing lightweight web-based system monitors we can adapt?
I guess Raspcontrol would cover most things if adaptable to other devices, but it seems it's not developed anymore. There are a couple of similar tools and forks on github.
linux-dash seems to be smooth and almost ready for copy deployment. https://github.com/afaqurk/linux-dash
Looks quite good so far. Haven't found a build in possibility to e.g. shutdown, reboot or change the governor.
Shutdown and reboot we will have to do anyways at some very high level so that user wouldn't need to look for these buttons.
Even better :+1:
I have a lot of experience with graphite + collectd, which so popular even things like asterisk have built-in support for pushing it's stats metrics into it. Check out the demo: play.grafana.org. All in Python :)
Hi Boris inux-dash will a simple app to follow the activity of a server.
Yesterday my app nextcloud crash several time. i saw that was a memory I activate on the site https://www.boizot.ch/linux-dash
my 2 cents. Pierre
grafana offers ldap https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/auth/ldap/
Linux Dash does not provide any security or authentication features.
Linux dash seems to be dead, need to find something else
Just an idea for a simple app to monitor some system stats like uptime, CPU, memory, disk usage, ...
Maybe even with system control options like shutdown, reboot, change CPU governor on the fly, ...