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Any recommendations on a good Server Monitor that will display, at minimum, realtime CPU % and Memory % usage to be run from either the Sentora Panel or Unbuntu Console? ...maybe even Hard Drive usage...
(05-12-2019, 02:05 AM)rsthomas Wrote: [ -> ]Any recommendations on a good Server Monitor that will display, at minimum,  realtime CPU % and Memory % usage to be run from either the Sentora Panel or Unbuntu Console? ...maybe even Hard Drive usage...

The zGodX module would be a good starting point. It's not a server monitor that will give alerts etc. in the traditional sense of a server monitor, but it allows you to monitor Sentora stats through the panel.

http://forums.sentora.org/showthread.php?tid=1795

Read the whole thread (or at least the recent posts on the second page) to get to the valid links.

Keith.
(05-12-2019, 03:10 AM)fearworks Wrote: [ -> ]The zGodX module would be a good starting point. It's not a server monitor that will give alerts etc. in the traditional sense of a server monitor, but it allows you to monitor Sentora stats through the panel.

http://forums.sentora.org/showthread.php?tid=1795

Read the whole thread (or at least the recent posts on the second page) to get to the valid links.

Keith.

Thanks, Keith, but something must be wrong with the module. This is what happened:
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root@rsthostserver:~# zppy repo add zppy.github.io/repo
Added 'zppy.github.io/repo' to list of repositories!
Remember to execute 'zppy update' to grab the latest list of packages.
root@rsthostserver:~# zppy update
Updating package list..
Connecting to zppy.github.io/repo
Getting list from zppy.github.io/repo
Failed to contact the URL 'zppy.github.io/repo'
-------------------

However, I did manage to locate a monitor called Glances. Although it doesn't run on the Sentora Panel, it ought to do the job:

https://glances.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

wget -O- https://bit.ly/glances | /bin/bash
apt-get install glances

glances --help
(05-14-2019, 09:22 AM)rsthomas Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks, Keith, but something must be wrong with the module.  This is what happened:
-------------------
root@rsthostserver:~# zppy repo add zppy.github.io/repo
Added 'zppy.github.io/repo' to list of repositories!
Remember to execute 'zppy update' to grab the latest list of packages.
root@rsthostserver:~# zppy update
Updating package list..
 Connecting to zppy.github.io/repo
 Getting list from zppy.github.io/repo
 Failed to contact the URL 'zppy.github.io/repo'
-------------------

However, I did manage to locate a monitor called Glances.  Although it doesn't run on the Sentora Panel, it ought to do the job:

https://glances.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

wget -O- https://bit.ly/glances | /bin/bash
apt-get install glances

glances --help

I cannot comment much as I don't maintain or have anything to do with that repo, but if you go to this link:

http://zppy.github.io/#zgodx

you should get an option to download the .zpp file which you can then install into Sentora by going to the "Module Admin" section and scrolling to "Install a new module" at the bottom.

Keith
(05-14-2019, 02:52 PM)fearworks Wrote: [ -> ]I cannot comment much as I don't maintain or have anything to do with that repo, but if you go to this link:

http://zppy.github.io/#zgodx

you should get an option to download the .zpp file which you can then install into Sentora by going to the "Module Admin" section and scrolling to "Install a new module" at the bottom.

Keith

That worked, and looks good!! Thank you.
(05-14-2019, 09:22 AM)rsthomas Wrote: [ -> ]root@rsthostserver:~# zppy repo add zppy.github.io/repo
Added 'zppy.github.io/repo' to list of repositories!
Remember to execute 'zppy update' to grab the latest list of packages.
root@rsthostserver:~# zppy update
Updating package list..
 Connecting to zppy.github.io/repo
 Getting list from zppy.github.io/repo
 Failed to contact the URL 'zppy.github.io/repo'
whoops! i forgot the ‘packages.txt’ file in the repo. fixed ->https://github.com/zppy/zppy.github.io/c...d91c418727

(05-14-2019, 02:52 PM)fearworks Wrote: [ -> ]I cannot comment much as I don't maintain or have anything to do with that repo
It's meant to be a open repo, so if you like something to change it's on (also hosted by) github -> https://github.com/zppy