PHP Server Monitoring (PHPSM)

PHP Server Monitoring - Manage servers from one place. Track the progress of servers over time.

PHP Server Monitoring's Purpose

PHP Server Monitoring is built with simplicity in mind. PHPSM uses Ajax requests to build the understanding of a server / server's hardware such as CPU, Memory, Disk Usage.

PHPSM tries to achieve the simplest form of server monitoring with a main server handling the requests from all the other "tracked" servers.

The main server stores all the information about multiple servers the data is sent from the "tracked" servers using routines from my other directory PHP Routine System.

PHPSM Development

The routines are currently a work in progress and will need some extensive testing to make sure that almost all server hardware is supported.

PHPSM Issues

There are issues currently with making the cpu frequency get sent across from a raspberry pi because lscpu does not provide the current MHz used on the server.

PHPSM Foundations

PHPSM's routine system is built on the PHP Routine System developed by me the repository will include all the scripts that are needed to send data to the server.

PHPSM API Endpoints

Initialization of a server

/api/initializeServer

Parameters

serverId : string
serverName : string

Update server name

/api/updateServerName

Parameters

serverId : string
serverName : string

CPU

/api/uploadCPU

Parameters

serverId : string
cpuCores : integer
cpuCoreTemperature : string
cpuCoreFrequency : string
cpuCoreLoad : string

Memory

/api/uploadMemory

Parameters

ServerId : string
memoryModules : integer
memoryFrequency : string
memoryUsage : string

Disk

/api/uploadDisk

Parameters

serverId : string 
diskCount : integer
diskCapacity : integer
diskUsage : integer