roest/docker-speedtest-analyser repository overview

⁠Docker Speedtest Analyser

Automated docker speedtest analyser tool with included web interface to monitor your internet speed connection over time. Setup at home on your NAS (Synology, QNAP tested) and the container runs hourly speedtests. The speedtest results are displayed in an web interface as line graph(s) over the day.

This tool was created in reference to this reddit post⁠.
It used speedtest-cli⁠ to make speedtests and log them into a CSV file.
After that you can visit the web interface to view a hourly - time filterable reports about your internet connectivity speed.

⁠Screenshot

⁠Docker Hub Image

You can get the publicly available docker image at the following location: roest/docker-speedtest-analyser⁠.

⁠Facts

1. The speedtest runs hourly per default
2. nginx is prepared but not configured for SSL yet
3. data is saved in a .csv under /var/www/html/data/result.csv
4. First speedtest will be executed on container build

⁠Installation

The SpeedTest analyser should run out of the box with docker.

Important: To keep the history of speedtest within a rebuild of the container please mount a volume in /var/www/html/data/

⁠Setup:

1. Mount host volume onto /var/www/html/data/
2. Map preferred host port on port 80
3. Build container from image
4. Enjoy continuous speed statistics after a while

⁠Environment variables

⁠Config

You can configure the visualization frontend via appConfig.js copy the /js/appConfig.example.js into /data/appConfig.js (where your volume should be mounted). Change let appConfig = { to appConfig = { in /data/appConfig.js

⁠Libs used

1. Bootstrap 4 - alpha
2. Chart.js
3. daterangepicker.js
4. moment.js
5. papaparse
6. speedtest-cli

⁠Licence

I kindly ask not to re-distribute this repo on hub.docker.com if it's not indispensable.

⁠Disclaimer / Off topic

I've written this small tool for private use on my Synology NAS.
The original twitter function is removed in this version.

If you want to contribute and report / fix bugs or bring the feature stuff written for your own setup, don't be shy.

have fun and test your speeeeed :)