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Infrastructure Monitor Dashboard Walkthrough I have successfully created a real-time infrastructure monitor dashboard.
- Features
- Real-time Monitoring: Pings local servers (PC and Raspberry Pi) via SSH and web services via HTTP.
- System Metrics: Displays CPU usage, RAM usage, Temperature, and Disk space for servers.
- Premium UI: Modern, dark-themed dashboard with glassmorphism effects and dynamic charts.
- Dockerized: Easy deployment using Docker Compose.
- Components
- Backend (FastAPI)
- main.py
- Handles API requests and orchestrates monitoring tasks. monitor_logic.py
- Contains the logic for SSH commands and web pings. requirements.txt
- Python dependencies. Frontend (HTML/JS) monitor.html
- A single-page application that fetches data from the backend and updates the UI every minute. Deployment Dockerfile
- Build instructions for the container. docker-compose.yml
- Service definition. .env
- Environment variables for SSH passwords. How to Deploy Copy files to your cloud server: Copy the contents of the monitor directory to your server.
Run with Docker Compose:
docker-compose up -d --build Update Caddyfile: Add the following to your Caddyfile:
asf.monitor.nabd-co.com { reverse_proxy monitor-app:8000 } Then reload Caddy:
docker exec caddy caddy reload --config /etc/caddy/Caddyfile Verification Access asf.monitor.nabd-co.com in your browser. You should see the dashboard with real-time stats. The "Web Services" section will show the status and latency of your services. The PC and Raspberry Pi sections will show their health metrics.