Howdy!
I have set up Debian 12 as my docker host and is currently running all of the applications I need. However I kinda miss the nice webGUI on TruNAS that let me see performance stats at a quick glance. Is there a good option for something like this I can spin up in a docker container real quick?
EDIT: I have Portainer installed already. I’d like something that shows hardware usage not docker stats.
Portainer or cockpit are the first things that come to mind. They do a lot more than just display stats, but if I wanted some kind of management UI for docker that’s probably where I’d start.
I have portainer. I meant for the System hardware not docker stats. CPU usage, memory, networking, etc.
I always just use the system monitor that comes with gnome.
I vaguely remember a local guy having something he said was just called netdata. Was a widget looking thing that showed his server stats on gaming PC. It’s been a while, i could be mistaken, but i don’t think so.
Grafana server with Prometheus is a really good solution for getting fancy graphs. You can even create alerts and corresponding actions.
I like btop.
I’m using webmin (also on my raspberries) it’s lightweight and don’t store historical data. Graphs using data stored in clients browser (LocalStorage)
There is also a dark theme of course:
And of course it is opensource GitHub - webmin/webmin: Powerful and flexible web-based server management control panel
There is Cockpit too…
And the 45 drives fork of it
But this is all heavy for just monitoring; allowing VM control, networking, storage and managing services, is more than just status/flow
Grafana really is the best choice.
+1 for Grafana with Prometheus, dead simple to get it working and you can easily add more stuff over time.
Check out glances.
