
Proxmox Datacenter Manager
Run several Proxmox VE clusters and Backup Servers from the vendor's official web console, including live migration of VMs and containers between clusters.
18 entries tagged with "monitoring"

Run several Proxmox VE clusters and Backup Servers from the vendor's official web console, including live migration of VMs and containers between clusters.

Add Traefik routes and middlewares from a browser: a self-hosted UI merges each change into your file provider YAML, keeps comments, and backs up every write.

Find the hop where packets get lost: traceroute and ping merged into one terminal UI, with ICMP, UDP or TCP probes and ECMP paths traced one flow at a time.

Watch sites, servers and SSL certificates from one container that needs no separate database. A young PocketBase project with no release since September 2025.

Traces, logs, exceptions and on-call paging in one OpenTelemetry-native observability platform, in Go under MIT. A young project with a breaking 2.0 release.

Uptime monitoring declared in versioned YAML: a self-hosted status page with HTTP, DNS, TCP and ICMP checks, conditions on each response, and built-in alerts.

Groups production errors into incidents with Claude: OpenTelemetry observability on ClickHouse and Postgres. The investigation agent itself is not in the repo.

Know when a site stops answering or a disk fills up: self-hosted monitoring backed by MongoDB, with an agent on each server and public status pages, under AGPL.

Go from a service latency chart to its traces and their logs in one tool: OpenTelemetry observability on ClickHouse, with five services to run if you self-host.

Run several Proxmox VE clusters and XCP-ng pools from one self-hosted web console with cross-cluster migration. The docs recommend each cluster's root login.

Watch several Proxmox VE clusters and Backup Servers from one vCenter-style web console. Community edition is AGPL; migration and DRS require Enterprise.

See which hosts, countries and apps your computer talks to, with live charts and blacklist alerts: a free, open-source desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux.

Website traffic stats with no script and no cookies, read from server logs: open source web log analyzer for Apache, Nginx or Caddy, in the terminal or as HTML.

Per-second metrics with nothing to configure, from a GPL agent. Reading logs takes a Netdata Cloud login; seeing more than five nodes takes a paid plan.

Know when a web page changes, from your own server: text, price, stock or screenshots compared. Chrome is optional; the hosted plan costs $8.99 a month.

Uptime checks, on-call, status pages, logs and traces in-house: what self-hosting takes (three databases, 16 GB of RAM recommended) and what stays paid.

Get alerted when a service goes down and show it on a status page: MIT-licensed self-hosted monitoring with HTTP, DNS and database checks on a single instance.