BEST Home Server Monitoring Setup! (Linux, Proxmox, Unraid, and more)

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It can actually be pretty simple to get a self-hosted monitoring system set up for your home lab. The idea is to collect and visualize key data about your machines, such as CPU, RAM, and disk capacity is being used over time.
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00:00 - What we're doing
00:35 - Background
02:34 - Node Exporter Installation
03:00 - Docker Setup
03:43 - Files and Structure
04:48 - Docker Compose YAML
06:48 - Prometheus Configuration
07:51 - Custom DNS Hostnames
08:45 - Deploying the Stack
09:26 - InfluxDB Initial Setup
10:43 - Grafana Inital Setup
11:05 - Grafana Data Sources
12:36 - Node Exporter Dashboard
14:40 - Unraid Node Exporter
15:42 - Proxmox Metric Server
17:41 - Proxmox Dashboard
18:59 - Telegraf Docker Setup
21:31 - Docker Monitoring Dashboard
22:35 - Monitoring on Unraid withTelegraf
26:50 - Unraid Dashboard

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Комментарии : 26

@seanwoods1526 17 дней назад

THANK YOU!!! This video will really help me get started.

@darthkielbasa 17 дней назад

Bros, i really appreciate the articles accompanying your flicks.

@aflawrence 2 дня назад

Thanks for sharing this tutorial! Absolutely awesome! Can't wait to implement this across my home lab stack.

@ghangj 17 дней назад

Holy smokes what are the odds that I refresh my page to look for new projects to take on and you happen to upload this gem. Thanks for the video amazing explanations.

@BrianThomas 17 дней назад

Gotta love the Google algorithms bro. They're spot on sometimes.

@normang.827 17 дней назад

Thank you for this video, very informative.

@saffanalvy 17 дней назад

Awesome man!

@hkitservices 17 дней назад

Nice video what is the main difference between using a folder on the PC and using a Volume?

@diegofelipe2119 17 дней назад

Amazing, thank you!

@comosaycomosah 17 дней назад

dang this is pretty hefty

@gaidin 14 дней назад

Thanks for the video - really keen to dive further into this style of project :) Has your githib repo moved, or been cleaned up recently? I can only find the repo for your arr stack and frigate in there now.

@TechHut 13 дней назад

github.com/TechHutTV/server-monitoring

@user-jg1hs9qu2z 16 дней назад

I subscribed you to follow up on the home media server you have, was looking foward to it but its just taking way too long for you to make a video on that. I'd love if you could make a video on that topic or maybe a series or a long tutorial video anything

@TechHut 14 дней назад

I'm working on the docker compose stack right now, sorry for the delay.

@J.erem.y 17 дней назад

I'm going to make an observation here about a lot of the self hosted videos coming out from content creators so please don't take offense. The tools you are showing are becoming things that need a server themselves to monitor the other servers. While I run all this stuff because I have the hardware to do so, running a full stack monitoring suite this large is kind of overkill, and consumes A LOT of resources. It just seems the "self-hosted" space is bloating horribly at this point.

@comosaycomosah 17 дней назад

gotta agree with most of this...the trend is overkill

@espressomatic 17 дней назад

It looks like you're trying to provide a good amount of info to be applicable to people running all manner of homelab servers. For the beginner, this is of course much easier to deploy directly on an Unraid machine with its built-in Docker support. Everything from initial OS install to formatting disks, to container spin-up and configuration. I'd venture to say even spinning up Portainer on Unraid and then using that to manage the other containers may still be faster - and still easier. :)