A standalone, free & open-source monitoring solutions for multiple servers / workstations
Currently under development..
# Install dependencies
$ npm installHere are the basic commands to start the server in a few different ways :
| Command | What for ? | |
|---|---|---|
| Start | npm run server-start |
Starts the server deamon and stores the process ID in a file. |
| Stop | npm run server-stop |
Stops the server (:warning: Will only work if the server is running via the deamon). |
| Start (verbose) | npm run server-verbose |
Launches the server in a non daemonized way with a verbose log of what's happening. |
| Start (console) | npm run server-console |
Launches the server in a non daemonized way with a verbose log of what's happening and a console with a few different possibilities. |
In console commands :
| Command | What for ? |
|---|---|
web [start / stop] |
Starts / stops the web interface (default port: 9999). |
list |
Shows a list of connected clients with their host name and main IP |
clear |
Clears the console. |
exit |
Exits. |
help |
Shows all available commands. |
Here are the basic commands to start / stop the client in a few different ways :
| Command | What for ? | |
|---|---|---|
| Start | npm run client-start |
Starts the client deamon and stores the process ID in a file. |
| Stop | npm run client-stop |
Stops the client (:warning: Will only work if the client is running via the deamon). |
| Start (verbose) | npm run client-verbose |
Launches the client in a non daemonized way with a verbose log of what's happening. |
📌 The client has a "reconnection feature", it will try 3 times (90 seconds) before exiting in case the server isn't available yet or has crashed for some reason.