Global IT Group: Monitoring System, Check !

Found this project, all open source , for those needing a DIY monitoring system

https://github.com/flakshack/SysAdminBoard

Features

VMware vSphere ESX Host Monitoring

This module will talk to a VMware vSphere vCenter server using VMware APIs to get data about ESX hosts. Items are sorted based on top CPU usage over a 30 minute period.

VMware vSphere VM Monitoring

This module will talk to a VMware vSphere vCenter server using VMware APIs to get data about the top ESX VMs. Items are sorted based on top CPU usage over a 30 minute period.

Network Bandwidth Monitoring

This module demonstrates how to grab network bandwidth data. In the first image, it is pulling in snmp data from a Palo Alto Firewall. In the second image, it is pulling snmp data some VLANs on a Cisco Catalyst 6880 switch.

SNMP Network Monitoring

This module demonstrates how to grab SNMP table data. In this case, it is pulling in ISDN values from a Cisco Voice Gateway to show the number of active phone calls.

SNMP Temperature Gadget

This module talks to a couple different APC devices to pull in temperature, humidity, voltage and runtime data.

Exchange Monitoring

This module monitors a Microsoft Exchange server to display SMTP message totals for the day along with RPC and latency information (per CAS server). Note that this code requires my pyPerfmon app running on each Exchange server to be monitored.

Tintri Monitoring

This module monitors a Tintri hybrid storage device using REST API calls.

Rubrik Monitoring

This module monitors a Rubrik backup system using REST API calls.

Nutanix Monitoring

This module monitors a Nutanix hyperconverged system using REST API calls. The first image shows cluster monitoring.

The second Nutanix gadget shows per-VM storage monitoring. It shows the top X VMs in the cluster sorted by IOPS based over a 30 minute window.

Weather

This is a simple javascript-only weather gadget that pulls data from OpenWeatherMap.org. If you use this gadget, please sign up for a free APPID on that site and edit the source file to include your code.