alwynpan/phpservermonitor repository overview

⁠PHPServerMonitor in Docker (Last version 3.5.2)

Notes:

• Last update : 04/08/2020, updated version to 3.5.2.
• Forked from Quentinvarquet⁠.
• Please open issues on github⁠.

⁠PHPServerMonitor

PHPServerMonitor⁠ is a script that checks whether your websites and servers are up and running. It comes with a web based user interface where you can manage your services and websites, and you can manage users for each server with a mobile number and email address.

⁠Docker

Docker⁠ allows you to package an application with all of its dependencies into a standardized unit for software development.

More information :

• What is docker⁠
• How to Create a Docker Business Case⁠

⁠Information

This is the unofficial (updated when I can!) repository for PHPServerMonitor

I will update the repository every time there is a new version of PHPServerMonitor available

⁠Build the image

⁠Build the 3.5.2 version

docker build --no-cache -t alwynpan/phpservermonitor:latest \
                        -t alwynpan/phpservermonitor:3.5.2 \
                        -f dockerfile/latest/Dockerfile .

⁠Run the image

To run this Docker image, the following configurations need to be set:

• DATABASE_HOST: (optional) database host URI, i.e. mysql container name, default to mysql
• DATABASE_PORT: (optional) database port, default to 3306
• DATABASE_NAME: (optional) database name, default to psm
• DATABASE_USER: (optional) database user, default to psm
• DATABASE_PASSWORD: database password, no default value
• DATABASE_PREFIX: (optional) database table prefix, default to psm_
• BASE_URL: base URL, no default value
• DEBUG: (optional) debug mode, default to false
• CHECK_INTERVAL: (optional) the inverval between each checks, default to 2 mins
• TIMEOUT: (optional) timeout, default to 10 seconds

⁠Example

docker run --name phpservermonitor -p 80:80 \
                                   -e DATABASE_HOST=mysql \
                                   -e DATABASE_PORT=3306 \
                                   -e DATABASE_NAME=psm \
                                   -e DATABASE_USER=psm \
                                   -e DATABASE_PASSWORD=psm \
                                   -e DATABASE_PREFIX=psm \
                                   -e BASE_URL=http://localhost \
                                   -e CHECK_INTERVAL=5 \
                                   -e TIMEOUT=15 \
                                   -e DEBUG=true \
                                   -d quentinv/phpservermonitor:latest

⁠Docker Compose

version: '3.8'
services:
 psm:
   image: alwynpan/phpservermonitor:3.5.2
   restart: always
   ports:
     - 80:80
   depends_on:
     - mysql
   environment:
     - DATABASE_HOST=mysql
     - DATABASE_PORT=3306
     - DATABASE_NAME=psm
     - DATABASE_USER=psm
     - DATABASE_PASSWORD=psm
     - DATABASE_PREFIX=psm
     - BASE_URL=http://localhost
     - CHECK_INTERVAL=1
     - TIMEOUT=15
     - DEBUG=true
   container_name: psm

 mysql:
   image: mysql:5.7
   restart: always
   ports:
     - 3306:3306
   environment:
     - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=top_secret
     - MYSQL_DATABASE=psm
     - MYSQL_USER=psm
     - MYSQL_PASSWORD=psm
   volumes:
     - ./data/:/var/lib/mysql
   container_name: mysql

⁠Using the PHP Server Monitor

Just head to http://your_url_or_ip, complete the admin user setup and you are good to go.