Install Cloud Monitor by running the command pip install cloudmonitor.
Create a config.yaml file, assuming it is saved in \home\user\config.yaml. The format is as follows. Please modify, add or delete the contents according to the specific situation:
# Parameter settingsrefresh: 10# Server information refresh interval. Please leave enough refresh time, default is 60workers: 4# Number of threads for pulling server information, default is 4port: 8088# The port on which the Web service runs, default is 8899# Server listservers:
Server-1: # Server nickname (unique)host: 192.168.31.1 # IP address of the serverpassword: password # Password of the serverusername: root # Username of the serverrank: 1# Display Priority (1-999)Server-2: # Server nickname (unique)host: 192.168.31.2 # IP address of the serverpassword: password # Password of the serverusername: root # Username of the serverrank: 1# Display Priority (1-999)port: 21599# The port of the server, default is 22
Start Cloud Monitor by running the command cloudmonitor -c \home\user\config.yaml, and you can use the created configuration file to start a server monitoring web service.
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