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Linux PHP-based System monitor

See the demo here

Features

  • No compiling of software required
  • No SNMP required
  • On demand graphing (no static image files)
  • Graph Load, Network Interfaces, Disk Space, Memory w/o any extra configuration
  • Graph IPAC-NG rules easily
  • Plug-ins require minimal setup
  • Minimal cron setup
  • Can monitor a server remotely (with the upload of two folders)
  • Monitoring remote servers only requires one line of change in the configuration
  • Auto-enumerates network interfaces, memory, disks, etc
  • Can adapt to changing system configuration without reconfiguring anything (e.g. If you add a disk, it will automatically start graphing it, or if you remove a network interface, it will automatically stop graphing it)
  • Displays extended system information (USB bus, PCI bus, IDE bus, CPU information, etc)
  • Portable classes for system information can be used in other applications
  • Portable graphing class can be used in other applications
  • Currently requires popen permissions on the host being monitored (soon to be changed)

    IP Accounting Rules (expansion soon)

  • Per IP accounting rules (graphing of tcp/ip traffic for all hosts on a network)
  • Protocol analysis by port/service (see how much http/ftp/ssl/gnutella,etc.) each host is using
  • Network protocol usage summarys (graphing)

    IP Traffic Shaping module

  • Import settings from the BWACC (bandwidth accountant) product
  • View/Manipulate traffic shaping rules by host/port #
  • View/Manipulate traffic shaping rules by port/protocol

    Coming very soon:

  • Threshold warnings and alerts (emails you when a device parameter reaches critical limits (i.e. Out of diskspace, excessive load, etc)
  • Port monitoring of remote servers (to determine service status)

    Future modules include:

  • OpenRG graphing and auto-enumeration
  • lmsensors support (for fan speed, cpu temp, etc)
  • djbdns load graphing
  • mysql server load graphing
  • qmail load graphing
  • Tie-in to Yahoo image search API for device images

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