afaqurk/linux-dash
Linux Dash
Linux-dash is a web-based system monitoring dashboard for Linux environments. It provides a visual interface for tracking hardware performance, system load, and real-time resource utilization.
The project includes dedicated monitors for tracking the performance and resource usage of virtualized containers alongside a process manager for analyzing active system processes across the operating system.
The dashboard covers several observability areas, including hardware performance monitoring for CPU and RAM, storage metrics for disk and swap space, and high-level system status overviews encompassing network configurations and user accounts.
Features
- System Health Dashboards - Provides a consolidated visual interface for tracking Linux host health, network configurations, and hardware status.
- Process Management - Provides oversight of active system processes and their resource consumption to identify server bottlenecks.
- Metric Extraction Scripts - Executes shell commands to gather real-time hardware and process metrics for the web interface.
- Hardware Performance Monitoring - Tracks CPU utilization, average load, temperature, and RAM usage for real-time hardware overviews.
- Linux Resource Monitors - Provides a visual dashboard showing hardware performance metrics, system load, and temperature for Linux.
- Disk and Swap Monitoring - Displays disk partition usage and swap space allocation to monitor available system storage.
- Process Activity Trackers - Offers a web view for analyzing the resource consumption of individual active system processes.
- Real-Time Monitoring Dashboards - Implements a web-based real-time monitoring dashboard for CPU, RAM, storage, and process activity.
- System Performance Monitors - Tracks CPU, RAM, and temperature in real time through a web-based monitoring interface.
- Storage and Memory Analysis - Monitors disk usage, swap space, and memory consumption to identify storage shortages on the Linux host.
- Command Piping - Parses raw command line output through Unix pipes to format system information for the web.
- Container Monitoring Tools - Tracks the performance and resource usage of virtualized container processes on the host.
- Scheduled State Polling - Uses a periodic polling mechanism to capture snapshots of OS state for real-time monitoring.
- Status Monitors - Provides a high-level overview of system status, network configurations, user accounts, and installed applications.
- Log Management - Low-overhead web dashboard for Linux system monitoring.
