It is a simple and easy monitoring tool. It was designed for
Raspbian OS but is compatible with Debian and Ubuntu., (*1)
There is nothing to configure. Just run the installer and use it., (*2)
Want to have a look ? See Live Demo, (*3)
Features
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Easy to install, (*4)
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A global summary for processor, memory, temperature, disk space,
network and more, (*5)
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Clear status labels & trends for main metrics, (*6)
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Each metric is bounded to a dump of the corresponding shell command
result, (*7)
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Live monitoring for CPU, memory and network bandwith usage, (*8)
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Easy to customize: specific processes, log files, (*9)
Supported OS
- Raspbian >=8
- Debian >=8
- Ubuntu >=14.04
Install
# Download the latest version
wget https://github.com/landrok/webstatus/archive/0.4.0.tar.gz
# Unzip
tar -xf 0.4.0.tar.gz
# Install (Must be done with root rights)
./webstatus-0.4.0/bin/install.sh
If the installation failed:, (*10)
- Check that your system is up to date
- Create an issue and Copy/Paste installation logs
Easy install
You have a full-automated mode with -y argument:, (*11)
./webstatus-0.4.0/bin/install.sh -y
Customize title
- Edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php
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In the [webapp] section, change, (*12)
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title value, for web browser status bar title
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label value, for the HTML navbar title
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icon value, must be selected among
glyphicons, delete the
"glyphicon glyphicon-", just keep the last part of the string.
Example: To print an asterisk, the proposed class is
glyphicon glyphicon-asterisk. Just indicate asterisk., (*13)
Hide IP addresses
This feature is only working for IPv4 addresses, (*14)
- Edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php
- In the
[webapp] section, set hide-ip value to on or 1
Customize thresholds
- Edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php
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In the [thresholds] section, change, (*15)
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*.mid or *.high values for each metric
Example: To have a green flag below 50% CPU usage, an orange flag
for CPU usage between 50 and 70%, and a red flag when CPU usage is
over 70%, the values should be cpu.mid=50 and cpu.high=70, (*16)
Customize processes
- Edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php
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In the [cron] section, change, (*17)
Example: To focus on apache and mysql processes, the value should
be "apache|mysql", (*18)
Customize logs
Coming soon, (*19)
Coming soon, (*20)
Activate remote feature
Remote feature has 2 parts: a client and a server, (*21)
- Install webstatus on the 2 machines
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On the client machine, edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php, (*22)
- In the
[remote] section, change
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remote.client value to on
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remote.url value to http://your-server-url/webstatus/remote.php
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On the server machine, edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php, (*23)
- In the
[remote] section, change
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remote.server value to on
That's all. Now you can follow the client status on the server., (*24)
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