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Monitor Bandwidth on multiple Host

d0wnd0wn Member

Hi,
i have multiple server out there some dedicated and some vps (all running debian 6/7) ... But now i need a tool which shows me webbased how many traffic each of the servers used this hour/day/month/year...

I tried vnstat but want setup one vnstat instance on every host...

Thank you

d0wn

Comments

  • SpeedBusSpeedBus Member, Host Rep

    +1 for observium gets the job done perfectly.

  • bcrlsnbcrlsn Member

    You can run munin on a vps and either find/write a plugin for it. It's fairly easy to do so. This would allow you to monitor multiple servers from one web page.

  • nunimnunim Member

    @d0wn said:
    I tried vnstat but want setup one vnstat instance on every host...

    It's that difficult to install a tiny program on a VPS once? You're going to have to install/setup something on every VPS regardless of what solution you choose.

    If you don't need something fancy, stick with vnstat it works well, is extremely easy to setup and consume very few resources.

  • d0wnd0wn Member

    @nunmin yeah its very easy to install but i need one web page where i see all these things...

  • prae5prae5 Member

    @d0wn said:
    nunmin yeah its very easy to install but i need one web page where i see all these things...

    vnstati and a simple script to pull all the data together.

  • nunimnunim Member
    edited June 2013

    vnstati + rsync + cronjob to generate the images on the remote boxes and rsync to push the images to a static html page on your display server, that is if you don't want to install httpd on each server. alternatively you could pull the changes from the display server and only run the vnstati on each vps.

    another option would be to use curl to post the file to a php file upload script.

  • d0wnd0wn Member

    I found the best solution for me...

    https://github.com/RaymiiOrg/raymon

    Take a look at the demo

    https://vps11.sparklingclouds.nl/status/stat.php

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