Overview

Alpaca is a Linux dashboard built using Vue 2.0, Python 2.7, and Flask. It is designed to collect, analyze, and display various information about the Linux operating system. The dashboard provides four key dimensions of information: basic information (IP, hostname, CPU configuration, disk partition information, etc.), system information (load, CPU idle rate, CPU time distribution, memory usage rate, process with high CPU/memory usage, IO read/write statistics, etc.), network information (traffic statistics and trends for each network interface, connection details and status statistics), and process information (details of specific processes including memory and CPU usage, creation time, status, IO information, subprocesses, network connections, open file descriptors, and started threads). Alpaca requires Linux operating system, Python 2.7, Node.js version 4.0.0 or above, and npm version 3.0.0 or above for installation and operation.

Features

Basic Information: Provides IP, hostname, CPU configuration, and disk partition information.
System Information: Displays load and trends, CPU idle rate, CPU time distribution, memory usage rate, memory usage distribution, processes with high CPU/memory usage, IO read/write statistics, and time consumption details.
Network Information: Shows traffic statistics and trends for each network interface, connection details, and status statistics.
Process Information: Presents detailed information about specific processes, including memory and CPU usage, creation time, status, IO information, subprocesses, network connections, open file descriptors, and started threads.

Summary

Alpaca is a Linux dashboard that collects, analyzes, and displays information about the Linux operating system. It provides insights into basic information, system performance, network statistics, and process details. The installation process requires a Linux operating system, Python 2.7, Node.js, and npm. The application can be started using the alpaca management script or the run.py file. Login authentication is based on Linux users and passwords, with the option to configure specific users and whitelist IPs. Overall, Alpaca offers a comprehensive monitoring solution for Linux systems.

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