/linux-dash

A drop-in, low-overhead monitoring web dashboard for a linux machine.

Primary LanguageCSSMIT LicenseMIT

Linux Dash

A simple, low-overhead web dashboard for GNU / Linux. (~1MB)

DEMO | Installation Instructions

Linux Dash screenshot

Features

  • A beautiful, simple web-based dashboard for monitoring a linux server
  • Only 1MB on disk! (.git removed)
  • Live graphs, refresh-able widgets, and a growing # of supported modules
  • Drop-in install for PHP (Apache, NGINX) and Node.js

Installation

PHP

  1. Make sure you have the exec, shell_exec, and escapeshellarg functions enabled
  2. Go to the web root for your server
  1. Get a copy of Linux Dash by one of the following methods:
  • Use composer, run composer create-project afaqurk/linux-dash -s dev
  • Or clone the git repo: git clone https://github.com/afaqurk/linux-dash.git
  • Or download the source

Node.js

  1. Get a copy of Linux Dash by one of the following methods
  • Clone the git repo: git clone https://github.com/afaqurk/linux-dash.git
  • Or download the source
  1. Go into the linux-dash folder and run npm install
  2. Start Linux Dash by running: node server

Go

  1. Get a copy of Linux Dash by one of the following methods
  • Clone the git repo: git clone https://github.com/afaqurk/linux-dash.git
  • Or download the source
  1. Go to the linux-dash/server folder and run go run index.go
  • To build a binary, run go build && ./server -h
  • See @tehbilly's notes here for binary usage options

Security

Please note: If you would like to limit access to linux-dash, please add .htaccess or other security measure.

Goals for v2.0

  • Backend ported to Python shell scripts & python from PHP
  • Add config file
  • Segregate core code-base and modules
  • Each module in a separate directory with front-end template, back-end file, bash script
  • Add project to package managers
    • npm
    • composer
    • aur
    • apt
  • Bonus: multiple server side languages supported
    • Currently supported: node, php, & go

Support

  • OS
    • Arch
    • Debian 6, 7
    • Ubuntu 11.04+
    • Linux Mint 16+
    • CentOS 5, 6
  • Apache 2
  • Nginx
  • PHP 5
  • Modern browsers