Netdata server monitoring 4+

Name: Netdata server monitoring
Price: 6.99 CAD
Author: Arjun Komath

Beautiful open source client

Arjun Komath

- $6.99

Description

A beautiful and minimal client for Netdata that allows you to monitor cloud infrastructure in real-time.

Netdata is distributed, real-time performance and health monitoring for systems and applications. It is a highly-optimized monitoring agent you install on all your systems and containers.

Note.
1. This app does NOT work with Netdata Cloud.
2. This app is an independent iOS/macOS client and is not officially affiliated with, authorized, maintained, sponsored, or endorsed by Netdata (Netdata Inc) or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This application is open-source, and it operates by utilising the APIs provided by Netdata.

Features

- Real-time monitoring on the go
Monitor everything in real time on your mobile device

- Seamless connection
Works out-of-the-box with any Netdata instance

- Authentication
Support for authenticating using HTTP/HTTPS Basic Auth

- Monitor Local servers
Support for accessing local and remote Netdata instances

- iCloud Sync
Your data is automatically synced across all your devices

- Open-source
Open-source iOS, iPadOS and macOS client

Jan 24, 2024

Version 2.1

Added support for HTTP URLs

iCloud required

I don’t use iCloud and making it required is a no go. Allow the ability to add servers to local storage if required.

Thanks for the feedback, we will add that to our roadmap.

Do not buy in current state

I’m not going to write an essay here- the app as it was barely worked, and the app as it is doesn’t work at all.

When it did work the only graphs that would load were basic CPU, RAM, NIC overview stats. All other graphs would fail to be added. The ones that did looked nice but that means the entire app was limited to 4 graphs.

Now it just doesn’t work at all, adding a server simply puts you back to blank screen with nothing changed. Do not buy until this is addressed in change-log / otherwise. This is device agnostic, I’ve tested on three different devices.

Hey,

Regarding the issue, graphs not loading is usually because of the server, as in the server is not providing the information required to present the graph. Please try testing a standard Linux server to confirm that.

Kindly request refund as the app is not working as expected for you.

Thanks.

The developer, Arjun Komath, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.