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New Go-based system monitor for Linux VPS offers low resource usage and web UI
Key points
- Monitors CPU, memory, swap, disk, network, uptime, and process count.
- Written in Go, resulting in a single binary.
- Uses approximately 5MB of RAM.
- Features a web UI with login and 5-second auto-refresh.
Introduction of VPSMon
A new system monitoring tool named VPSMon has been introduced for Linux Virtual Private Servers. This tool is designed to be lightweight and efficient, providing essential system metrics.
Key Features and Resource Usage
VPSMon monitors critical system components including CPU, memory, swap, disk usage, network activity, system uptime, and the number of running processes. It is developed in Go, compiling into a single binary file. The application is noted for its minimal resource consumption, using approximately 5MB of RAM.
User Interface and Accessibility
The monitor includes a web-based user interface that requires a login for access. This interface automatically refreshes every 5 seconds, providing near real-time updates on system status. Installation and uninstallation are managed via shell scripts.
Implications for VPS Users
This tool offers VPS administrators a resource-efficient option for monitoring their servers. Its low memory footprint makes it suitable for environments where system resources are limited, allowing for continuous oversight without significantly impacting server performance.
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Primary sources
GitHub cmc_internal/api GitHub github/collect GitHub leodeim/vpsmon GitHub _private/browser GitHub get-started/accessibility GitHub open-source/sponsorsReporting from
A new system monitoring tool for Linux VPS, written in Go, has been released. It provides monitoring for CPU, memory, disk, network, and uptime through a web interface, consuming approximately 5MB of RAM.