Django System Monitor

[fatiherikli]

https://github.com/hakanzy/django-system-monitor/

[mhurron]

Can I ask why? The information presented is really very basic. There are more in depth tools to get, and record, this information.

Personally, I would rather get system information from outside the running webapp.

[JosephRedfern → mhurron]

It's an easy way to keep an eye on things.

Site a little sluggish? This provides a way of quickly checking to see if it's anything obvious.

[jonknee]

A related project that I find very useful is django-memcache-status:

https://github.com/bartTC/django-memcache-status

Update: though of course these both use the same hack to work (overriding admin.site.index_template) so they won't work at the same time.

[clubhi]

Just incase anyone is wondering, psutil is the real magic behind these kind of projects. Those guys did a heroic job on making that app.

[kmfrk]

I'd love to see this work with django-admin-bootstrapped: https://github.com/riccardo-forina/django-admin-bootstrapped.

I wonder if it'll be compatible with a future official update of the admin, though.

[OMBUG]

I get NoSuchProcess exceptions whenever I try to access the admin with it enabled. I love the idea though.

[chrj → OMBUG]

Usually you can inspect the frames of your stack trace and find out which program your are missing.

[mik4el]

Nice, anyone tested?

[dangoldin → mik4el]

I'm also interested in what the overhead would be. I imagine it will only run the monitors when the admin page is open.

[sepeth → dangoldin]

I think that is the case. As far as I see, it extends admin/index.html template, and calls some templatetags.

[vidar → mik4el]

Seems to work nicely with simple pip install.

Might be nice to be able to link processes to log files ...

[sepeth → mik4el]

Me here. The only thing you need to do is that adding one line to INSTALLED_APPS.

[fatiherikli → sepeth]

Plug and play.

[thromba → mik4el]

just tested it.

look super cool.

[vanwilder77]

works good! Awesome job