Inframon — Lightweight local network monitor for macOS…

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About this project

Inframon offers a sleek, real-time monitoring solution for your local network, tailored for macOS and Linux AMD machines. With features like CPU, memory, and power usage tracking, it provides a user-friendly web interface to visualize system metrics and ensure optimal performance across your devices.

Inframon is an innovative, lightweight server monitoring application designed specifically for macOS and Linux AMD machines. This powerful tool delivers a real-time local network dashboard, allowing users to effortlessly track various system metrics through an intuitive web interface. Developed by Carsen Klock, Inframon features automatic master node discovery, making multi-device management simple and efficient.

Key Features

Real-Time Monitoring: Keep an eye on CPU usage, memory consumption, and power wattage.
System Information Display: Access crucial details such as hostname, CPU model, and system uptime.
Storage Visualization: Gain insights into storage usage and availability visually.
Historical Data Visualization: Analyze historical data charts for CPU, memory, and power usage trends.
Light and Dark Modes: Personalize your experience with theme support.
Local IP Address Toggle: Easily display or hide your local IP address.
Cloudflared Status: Monitor your Cloudflared connections in real time.
GPU Monitoring: Benefit from GPU usage monitoring for both Apple Silicon Macs and Linux systems equipped with AMD/NVIDIA GPUs (ROCm or NVIDIA CUDA drivers required).
Master and Node Modes: Set up one master and multiple nodes for flexible monitoring.
User-friendly Install Script: Simplify installation with our automated script.
Inframon Logs and TFLOPS Information: Access detailed logs and compute performance metrics.

Supported Platforms

macOS (Apple Silicon)
Linux (AMD x86_64) (Requires ROCm drivers)
Linux (NVIDIA x86_64) (Requires NVIDIA CUDA drivers)

Requirements

Bun: Access Bun to manage your environment.
Local Network Access: Ensure all nodes and the master server can communicate over the local network.

Accessing the Inframon Dashboard

Once the master server is running, easily access the Inframon dashboard by navigating to your master server's local IP address using your web browser:

http://192.168.1.250:3869

Transform your local network monitoring experience with Inframon, where simplicity meets powerful functionality. For additional information and to get started, check out the installation script located in the repository.