Monity is an application in which you can aggregate a large chunk of data from all of your nodes- and monitor it all from one place!
This is the 'client' that you run on your nodes. This is what the 'listener' server will make requests to in order to get the data it needs. It essentially just reports back information that you have turned on for it to log.
Nothing- unless you want to help us develop further features, in which case, feel free to make a fork and make a PR or make an issue! If you're looking for build instructions, you can find them in the build.md file
I designed this with lightness and speed in mind. Golang is a no-brainer for the two of these and it's easily usable everywhere.
This would've worked too however I wanted to take advantage of the speed available and that I could do this if I wanted to. It allows everything to be more configurable IMO as you can just tell the main node to well... stop calling that endpoint? It makes everyone's life a lot easier. It also allows us to push multiple futures to the client before they're ready for the frontend, allowing us to make larger PRs in one go without working on the frontend at the same time.
Essentially anything? If your distro can track it, you're welcome to make a PR and add it to the code, that way it's accessible!
- Individual Core Temperature
- Frequency (Clock speed) (Individual cores)
- CPU Usage
- Power Usage (?)
- CPU Fan Speed
- CPU Info (Brand, Name, SKU etc)
- Speed (Frequency)
- Timings
- Temperature(?)
- Amount of RAM
- How much is being used
- How much SWAP/Page is being used.
- Name(?)
- GPU Usage
- Fan Speed
- Core Clock
- Memory Clock
- Voltage
- Temperature
- Memory Usage
- Power Usage
- GPU Info (Brand, Name, SKU etc)
- SMART Status
- Storage Usage
- Partition layouts
- Attached Drives
- Mount points
- Temperatures
- Link Speed
- Link Status (Connected, Disconnected)
- IPv4 Address
- IPv6 Address (If enabled)
- Current Send / Receive speeds
- Latency to certain website of your chosing.
Make an issue on Github to get in contact with me!