A Server (VPS) Monitor that I made to quickly check the status of my FlipHost VPS. Uses SolusVM Client API. Your VPS provider must provide this, if it's not something they have, this is probably of zero interest to you.
Shows you weather or not your chosen server is online, disk usage, RAM usage, and bandwidth usage. You can see a demo on Heroku. Click the button to refresh the page. You can also press the 'r' key on your keyboard to refresh.
There's also an option in config.php to enable live updating of values via ajax. To enable, set $dynamicUpdates = true; in config.php and refresh your page.
It won't notify you about anything.
Upload the files to your webserver. Change values in config.php to match your client api URL, enter API key and hash. Save, upload to server. Now open browser and visit server. If you uploaded index.php and the other files to the /status/ folder on your server, visit http://yourdomain.com/status/.
Memory usage in the Solus API is apparently broken. The values they're reporting for usage include the cache and other things, which it shouldn't contain. iKeyZ on reddit says he reported it to Solus a while ago and they said they'd fix it, but apparently haven't followed through.
- Secure folder with .htaccess logins.
- Update to Bootstrap 3.
PHP, SolusVM Client API, Twitter Bootstrap, Flatly Bootswatch, jQuery Keymapper Plugin, and FlipHost.
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request
Here's an "Online" screenshot:
And here's an "Offline" screenshot:
