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quentinv/phpservermonitor

By quentinv

•Updated about 10 years ago

PHP Server Monitor is a script that checks whether your websites and servers are up and running

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quentinv/phpservermonitor repository overview

⁠PHPServerMonitor in Docker (Last version 3.1.1)

⁠Last update : 08/09/2016 . Created repository with version 3.1.1
⁠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 :

⁠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

⁠Example
docker run --name phpservermonitor -p 80:80 -d quentinv/phpservermonitor:latest
  • latest : Last version of PHPServerMonitor
⁠Tags

For now, the only available tag is "latest"

latest⁠

⁠Docker Compose

I created a docker-compose.yml with twi containers : PhpServerMonitor and MySQL

⁠Docker Compose files

latest⁠

⁠Database configuration

If you used my docker-compose.yml file you have to :

1 - Go on phpmyadmin : http://ip_of_your_server:81 (If you don't want to use phpmyadmin for security reasons you can just delete the container in my docker-compose.yml file and create your database with the command line from the container MySQL.) 2 - Create a database : monitor (you can use another name) 3 - Go on PhpServerMonitor : http://ip_of_your_server

install

  • Database Host: mysql_container_name
  • Database Name: monitor
  • Database User: root
  • Data Password: your_password
  • Table Previx: psm_

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99.8 MB

Last updated

about 10 years ago

docker pull quentinv/phpservermonitor