A simple, low-overhead web dashboard for Linux
Check out what's coming in Linux Dash v2.0: in Fall 2016.
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- A beautiful, simple web-based dashboard for monitoring a linux server
- Only ~1MB on disk! (.git removed)
- Live graphs, refresh-able widgets, and a growing # of supported modules
- Drop-in installation for PHP, Node.js, Python, and Go
Clone the git repo
git clone https://github.com/afaqurk/linux-dash.gitOr download it here.
Linux Dash does not provide any security or authentication features.
It is strongly recommended that all Linux Dash installations be protected via a security measure of your choice.
Linux Dash can be run in: Node.js, PHP, Go, or Python.
* Node.js is the recommended platform since it has native support for websockets and fast I/O.
First, navigate to the linux-dash folder you downloaded or cloned.
Then, refer to the section for your preferred platform:
Install NPM dependencies
npm install
Start Linux Dash
node server/
Default port for Linux Dash is 80. You may change this in server/index.js on line 9
##### PHP 1. Make sure you have the `exec`, `shell_exec`, and `escapeshellarg` functions enabled 2. Restart your web server (Apache, nginx, etc.) - For PHP + Apache setup follow the [Digital Ocean tutorial](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-dash-on-ubuntu-14-04). - For help with nginx setup, see [this gist](https://gist.github.com/sergeifilippov/8909839) by [@sergeifilippov](https://github.com/sergeifilippov).
##### Go Go to the `linux-dash/server` folder and run ``` go run index.go ```
To build a binary, run go build && ./server -h. See @tehbilly's notes here for binary usage options
Run ./python-server.py will run a server on port 80 which is the default. You can change this in python-server.py on line 43
For help with general setup and configuration issues please use the Linux Dash Gitter chat room.
The following distributions are supported:
- Arch
- Debian 6,7
- Ubuntu 11.04+
- Linux Mint 16+
- CentOS 5, 6
- openSUSE