Monmon is configured using three configuration files. When you run the install.sh script and Ansible deploys monmon to your Raspberry Pi, yourĬonfiguration files will be deployed as well.
#Node file monitor install#
NOTE: The configuration files need to be created before you install monmon.
Instance of Monit running on your monmon Raspberry Pi, so it won't be very useful. If you don't create a custom Node file, the only node that will be monitored is the.At the very least you should now create a custom Node file, but you can also createĬustom monmon and Monit configuration files if you want to.
The 64-bit version of Raspberry Pi OS should also work, though its performance You can probably use other operating systems, but this is all that's been fully.Flash Raspberry Pi OS lite 32-bit onto an SD card of at least 16GB.The GUI method uses the Midori web browser within the PIXEL desktop environment The CLI method uses the lynx text-based web browser If you don't want to solder, you could also look into hammer headers.The ability to solder (hellooo YouTube!).Headers (if you're using a Pi Zero that doesn't have existing headers).Zero W Rev 1.1 ( this is what I personally use for monmon).monmon has been tested with the below Raspberry Pis, but I believe it should work with any.Ignore the video quality, it's absolutely awful! Since then I've added support for both Healthchecks.io and UptimeRobot, and I'll beĪdding other monitoring systems as time goes on. The monmon status page to the Monit Web UI and see what the actual issue is. Simply alert me of any issues with my Monit instances, and then I could click though on So I set out to create my own super lightweight M/Monit alternative, one that would Place (as well as giving you extended functionality), I just couldn't justify the cost. Idea of M/Monit, a paid product that lets you monitor all of your Monit instances in one I recently switched to Monit to keep tabs on my servers, and although I really like the Monitoring systems is reporting an issue, in a very simple but useful manner. That's it, that's the entire point of monmon, to tell you if any of your existing Web servers down? FLASH It's both annoying and functional! Your servers having a significant issue with RAM? FLASH Is one of your external Monmon connects to your existing monitoring systems ( see the list of Supported Providersīelow), and checks to see if there are any issues, anywhere, if the there are, theĪnnoying flashing begins! Did one of your cron jobs fail to run? FLASH Is one of Optionally, you canĬonnect an HDMI display to the Pi and have it show the monmon status page. Issue, the screen attached to your Raspberry Pi will start to flash.
Monitoring systems and lets you know if any of your nodes need attention. Monmon is a simple Raspberry Pi-based monitoring tool that keeps an eye on your existing Monmon - Monitor your monitoring with a Raspberry Pi
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