Server Manager

Custom built server manager/dashboard. Easily configure hosts and commands using .yaml files. Integrates with self-hosted app integrations such as: Arr stack, Jellyfin, etc.

Features

Dashboard

• View CPU usage, storage usage, and running container counts
• Run commands on multiple hosts
• Docker app integrations

Server Page

• Queue remote commands
• Save command outputs for viewing
• Add new commands
• Change configuration in app

Deployment

To deploy the dashboard, you can use the docker-compose.yml file.

Run the command: make pull up

Integrations

Integrates with several self-hosted apps such as: Arr stack, Jellyfin, etc. Used to report quick stats and link to external apps.

All example config files can be found in the docs/integrations folder.

Adding Configs

Configs must be placed underneath /dashboard/configs with the name <name>.yaml or you can mount a volume to /project/configs

Example config:

Note: the name of the config file must match the name key in the config file.

host:
  name: server
  hostname: 127.0.0.1
  port: 22
  username: user
  password: password

commands:
  - name: "view app logs"
    command: "docker logs server-dashboard"
    args: # args is optional
      - flag: "-n"
        value: "100"

Adding Integrations

Integrations must be placed underneath /dashboard/configs/integrations with the name <name>.yml

The display_url is optional and is used if you want to display a different url than the url in the integration, for example: http://192.168.1.100:8096 is the jellyfin url, but you want to display the jellyfin dashboard url located https://yourdomain.com/jellyfin.

Example integration:

url: <url>
api_key: <api_key>
display_url: <display_url> # optional

Editing the Background

You can click the file icon in the top right corner to change the background or you can upload a new image to the /dashboard/configs/assets/background.jpeg file.

The background will be displayed on the dashboard and the server page.