WebStatus

It is a simple and easy monitoring tool. It was designed for Raspbian OS but is compatible with Debian and Ubuntu.

There is nothing to configure. Just run the installer and use it.

Want to have a look ? See Live Demo

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Features

• Easy to install

• A global summary for processor, memory, temperature, disk space, network and more

• Clear status labels & trends for main metrics

• Each metric is bounded to a dump of the corresponding shell command result

• Live monitoring for CPU, memory and network bandwith usage

• Easy to customize: specific processes, log files

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Supported OS

• Raspbian >=8
• Debian >=8
• Ubuntu >=14.04

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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:

• 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:

./webstatus-0.4.0/bin/install.sh -y

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Customize title

• Edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php
• In the [webapp] section, change

  • title value, for web browser status bar title

  • label value, for the HTML navbar title

  • 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.

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Hide IP addresses

This feature is only working for IPv4 addresses

• Edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php
• In the [webapp] section, set hide-ip value to on or 1

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Customize thresholds

• Edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php
• In the [thresholds] section, change

  • *.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

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Customize processes

• Edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php
• In the [cron] section, change

  • processes.pattern value

    Example: To focus on apache and mysql processes, the value should be "apache|mysql"

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Customize logs

Coming soon

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Customize menus

Coming soon

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Activate remote feature

Remote feature has 2 parts: a client and a server

• Install webstatus on the 2 machines

• On the client machine, edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php

  • In the [remote] section, change
    • remote.client value to on
    • remote.url value to http://your-server-url/webstatus/remote.php

• On the server machine, edit app/config/global-custom.ini.php

  • In the [remote] section, change
    • remote.server value to on

That's all. Now you can follow the client status on the server.