- Monitorr is a webfront to live display the status of any webapp or service

Version: v0.12.8d [DEVELOP]

[MASTER]

Latest major change: Added PING as a fallback check

NOTE: If you are upgrading from any version prior to 0.12.5. You MUST add a port to all of your monitorred URLs (i.e. https://mydomain.com:443/application). Please See WIKI for further explanation.

Features:

• LIVE!
• Self-hosted
• Monitor any app on any domain (Curl as primary check, sockopen as fallback) (UPDATED)
• Host system resources display (CPU, MEM, HD, PING, Uptime)
• Server DTG data
• Update Monitorr via web UI / branch switching
• Minimal UI for iFrame displays (See WIKI)
• User customizable system threshold colors

Features in development:

• UL/DL times via Speedtest
• Settings page

Screenshot :

In use with Organizr

Prerequisites:

1. PHP

2. PHP cURL

Quick Start:

• See full configuration instructions in the WiKi: https://github.com/Monitorr/Monitorr/wiki

1. Clone/download repository to your webserver
2. Make sure the user account that runs your webserver has RW access to the monitorr folder (eg. for linux it's usually www-data:www-data) - this is for updates to work properly.
3. Browse to <localhost\domain>/monitorr/index.php (config.php will be auto populated in /assets/config.php)
4. Edit assets/config.php:
5. Chill

Feature Requests:

Current feature requests:

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• E-mail: monitorrapp@gmail.com

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About Us:

• seanvree (Windows Wizard)
• jonfinley (Linux Dude)
• wjbeckett