Sorry for the late reply, I run Zabbix https://www.zabbix.com/ to monitor
all the stuff at my home as well as my day job. It is 100% open source and
easy to setup and run. Out of the box it will monitor everything you are
looking for.
On Mon, Nov 1, 2021 at 11:20 AM AZ Pete via PLUG-discuss <
Thanks to everyone that replied.
Haven't decided which way to go yet, but thanks for all the good info!
Just to clarify a bit, I'm not putting the Pis under any kind of heavy load. They will be
running in environmentally "unfriendly" areas (garage, patio, etc), so I want
to ensure that they are
While maybe overpowered for what you want, your best option is probably to
run a small-ish vm that can do what you need, including running some real
monitoring tools. I use either KVM, VirtualBox, VMWare to run them, though
I hate the devils owning the latters. Usually just need a web server,
On 2021-10-29 17:57, AZ Pete via PLUG-discuss wrote:
3 Raspberry Pis, 1 Ubuntu, 1 Linux Mint, and am looking for a way that
I
can monitor them remotely.
You probably don't need to do this unless they're under much heavier
load than is usual for home machines.
a unified dashboard that
Roughly speaking you could do something like this:
* grafana as the single web based front end
* the datastore of your choice (graphite, prometheus, influxdb, whatever)
* a mechanism to gather the data from each host, depends on your datastore
Now, I've just seen that you want to avoid the
Take a look at monitorix it come with CentOs but runs on all the major
installations
On Fri, Oct 29, 2021, 6:20 PM AZ Pete via PLUG-discuss <
plug-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a growing network of Linux servers in my home network (3 Raspberry
> Pis, 1 Ubuntu, 1 Linux
Hi All,
I have a growing network of Linux servers in my home network (3 Raspberry Pis,
1 Ubuntu, 1 Linux Mint) and am looking for a way that I can monitor them
remotely.
Specifically, I'm looking to have a unified dashboard that would list for each
server:
* CPU utilization history
* Drive
