A real-time server monitoring dashboard that provides comprehensive visualization of CPU and memory usage across multiple remote servers through an elegant and intuitive interface.

Screenshot: ResourceRadar Dashboard with multiple servers being monitored

Screenshot: Detailed performance metrics with time-series graphs

• Real-time Monitoring: Track CPU and memory usage on remote servers with automatic updates
• Historical Data: View historical performance through interactive time-series charts
• Material UI Design: Modern, responsive interface with dark/light mode support
• Server Management: Add, edit, and remove servers through an intuitive interface
• SSH Authentication: Secure connection to remote servers using standard SSH credentials
• Multi-server Dashboard: Monitor unlimited servers in a single dashboard view
• Containerized Deployment: Easy setup with Docker Compose
• Time Range Selection: View metrics over customizable time periods (1 minute to 30 days)
• System Status Indicators: Visual status indications for online/offline systems
• Kafka Integration: High-throughput message processing for metric collection

ResourceRadar utilizes a modern, scalable architecture:

• React Frontend: Material UI-based web interface for visualizing server data
• Node.js Backend: Express API server that connects to remote servers via SSH
• Kafka: Message broker for reliable, high-throughput metric processing
• PostgreSQL: Stores server connection information
• InfluxDB: Time-series database for storing performance metrics
• Docker: Container orchestration for easy deployment

• Docker and Docker Compose
• SSH access to remote servers you want to monitor
• Git (for cloning the repository)

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/ResourceRadar.git
   cd ResourceRadar

2. Start the application:

   docker-compose up -d

3. Access the web interface:

   • Open your browser and go to http://localhost
   • Note: Initial startup may take a minute while services initialize

1. Once the dashboard loads, click the "Add Machine" button
2. Enter server details:
   • Host Name: A recognizable name for the server
   • Host IP: IP address or hostname
   • SSH Username: SSH username
   • SSH Password: SSH password
   • SSH Port: SSH port (default: 22)
3. Click "Save Machine" - the system will verify connectivity and begin monitoring

ResourceRadar includes a testing environment that creates multiple demo servers for demonstration:

1. Start ResourceRadar using the steps above
2. Set up the test environment:

   cd testing
   ./run-test-environment.sh

3. Generate interesting metrics patterns:

   ./stress-test-systems.sh

4. When finished, clean up the test environment:

   ./cleanup-test-environment.sh

cd backend
npm install
npm run dev

cd frontend
npm install
npm start

Made with ❤️ by [Prajit Viswanadha]