Virtual infrastructure management control panel and resource management utility in Go with an embedded frontend client written in Vite + Typescript + React. The inspiration was developing a module to help someone that purchases compute (a virtual machine) to see an overview of their compute resources and monitor by accessing your <ip_address>:9595 The full production version comes preinstalled on virtual machines obtained via Suburban Cloud.
This is a limited open-sourced version. Things such as power management/action, software installation and killing processes is not included.
- View disk usage in a graph.
- View system volumes (file system overview)
- View summary of memory usgae.
- Monitor CPU/Memory usage.
- View available networks and connectivity.
- Get an overview of running processes.
Without Docker
You need Node, pnpm and Go installed on your machine to run the project locally outside a tool like Docker.
- Clone the Repository.
- In the console directory, run
go mod download - Then switch to the client directory and run
pnpm install && pnpm run build - That builds the project into a
dist/*folder which would be embedded. - Switch back to the console directory.
- Run
go build -o console - To run the compiled binary:
./console - The project starts on port :9595, serving the static embedded files.
With Docker
- Clone the repository.
- To build the image, run:
docker build -t console . - To run the built image as a container
docker run -p 9595:9595 console - Access on port :9595
This version works fine on Mac and most Linux systems. Though some linux specific features for both the console and client were excluded.
PR. The best way. Thanks.