t0xic0der/supervisor-driver-service repository overview

⁠SuperVisor

⁠Driver Service

Reference driver endpoint service written in Falcon, Werkzeug, Psutil and Docker

⁠Note

This project works as an intuitive remotely accessible system performance monitoring and task management service for container station servers and headless Raspberry Pi setups where multiple containers are concurrently running and require observation, with secure passcode-protected endpoints so that clients can connect via the SuperVisor Frontend Service⁠ and manage their devices.

⁠In action

⁠Features

• Zero dependence on pre-rendered template with the use of DeadSync to render DOM elements on connection
• Efficient JSON data structure for 100% faster updating with the use of LiveSync to refresh DOM contents
• Intuitive endpoints for fetching preliminaries, statistics, logs and process listing for containers
• Intuitive endpoints for fetching preliminaries and revision histories for images
• Intuitive endpoints for fetching preliminaries for both networks and volumes
• Passive monitoring ready using metric storage on an intrinsic Redis server
• Relatively low overhead from the server during live stat (approx. 2MB over Python 3 runtime usage)
• Live polling time period is left at client-side decision to stick to a simple client-server model
• Monitoring station information is provided by the awesome psutil library
• Monitoring and management Docker information is provided by the effective docker-py library
• Added protection using passcode verification parameter check and server-side authentication of data requests
• Decoupled structure allows for connection to frontend service (Check here⁠)
• Authenticated process management endpoints - TERMINATE, KILL, SUSPEND and RESUME ops
• Rewritten entirely in Falcon WSGI and Werkzeug HTTP server to emphasise on speed, efficiency and cleaner code

⁠Usage

Run the following command if you are on a generic PC.

docker run -d \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  --name supervisor-driver-service \
  -p 8888:8888 \
  -p 6969:6969 \
  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
  t0xic0der/supervisor-driver-service:v1.2.1b-amd64

or the following command, if you are running an aarch64 distribution on Raspberry Pi 3 or 4.

docker run -d \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  --name supervisor-driver-service \
  -p 8888:8888 \
  -p 6969:6969 \
  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
  t0xic0der/supervisor-driver-service:v1.2.1b-arm64

Then, run the following command to grab the credentials.

docker logs supervisor-driver-service

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 `---..   .,---.,---.,---.|    |.,---.,---.,---.
     ||   ||   ||---'|     \  / |`---.|   ||    
 `---'`---'|---'`---'`      `'  ``---'`---'`    
           |
 * Driver Service v1.2.1-beta
 * Passcode          : 1435738C7EFB8D9B
 * Sync URI          : http://:8888/
 * TermSocket URI    : ws://:6969/
 * Monitor service   : Psutil v5.8.0
 * Container service : DockerPy v4.4.1
 * Datastore service : RedisPy v3.5.3
 * WebSocket service : Terminado v0.9.2
 * Endpoint service  : Falcon v2.0.0
 * HTTP server       : Werkzeug v1.0.1
 * Starting Redis datastore server...

Take a note of sync URI, termsocket URI and passcode carefully and enter these at the login screen of the SuperVisor Frontend Service.

The frontend version and the driver version must be the same for total compatibility.

⁠Table of contents

1. Home⁠
2. Installation⁠
3. Download releases⁠
4. SuperVisor Frontend Service⁠

⁠Contribute

You may request for the addition of new features in the issues⁠ page but as the project is singlehandedly maintained - it might take time to develop on them. Please consider forking the repository and contributing to its development.