SikamikanikoBG / homelab-monitor

What it does

• Containers, honestly. health plus RAM and VRAM in separate columns (real resident RAM, not page cache), and click one to tail its logs in a side drawer. Every box in the fleet gets the same controls — logs, start/stop/restart, restart poli
• systemd services. local or remote, your own units highlighted, failures first.
• WizTree-style disk treemaps. on any box in the fleet. Click into the folders filling a disk on the hub *or* on any Linux host you've added; a remote is scanned over the same SSH connection everything else uses, so there's still nothing to
• It moves like a live dashboard. Utilisation, RAM, temperature and power update every couple of seconds over a push stream instead of a fixed poll — and it does that while making *fewer* requests than before, because the expensive history qu
• Multi-machine over SSH. paste one key per box; Linux, a Pi, even Windows. No agents, no installs. The GPU tab works per host too: a remote multi-GPU rig shows every card's VRAM, utilisation, power and temperature, and the processes holding