A lightweight web dashboard for monitoring Raspberry Pi hardware and software status, requiring only a webserver and PHP.
Raspberry Pi Dashboard is a web-based monitoring tool that allows users to view and manage their Raspberry Pi's hardware and software status through a browser. It provides real-time data on CPU temperature, load, storage, network configuration, and more, solving the need for a simple, accessible dashboard without extra software. The project is designed to be lightweight, requiring only a webserver and PHP to run.
Raspberry Pi users, hobbyists, and developers who want a straightforward way to monitor their Pi's performance and manage it remotely via a web interface. It's ideal for those running Pi-based projects, servers, or IoT devices in home labs or small networks.
Developers choose this dashboard for its minimal setup—no additional software beyond a webserver and PHP is needed. Its self-hosted nature, responsive design, and features like password protection and remote shutdown offer a convenient, secure alternative to command-line monitoring or heavier solutions.
Web-App Dashboard to monitor Raspberry Pi hardware and software status. Nothing more than Webserver + PHP required.
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Requires only a webserver and PHP, with no extra software needed, as emphasized in the README's philosophy of using plain HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and PHP.
Provides live surveillance of CPU temperature, frequency, load, and storage with customizable warning thresholds, detailed in the key features list.
Allows shutdown and reboot of the Raspberry Pi with scheduling options from the local network, enhancing convenience for remote access.
Offers a mobile-friendly web app with support for both light and dark themes, ensuring usability across devices as shown in screenshots.
Uses MD5 for password encryption, which is cryptographically weak and not recommended for secure environments, as admitted in the password configuration section.
Installation requires manual adjustment of file permissions and user groups (e.g., adding www-data to video group), which can lead to errors and troubleshooting needs, as highlighted in the README.
Specifically designed for Raspberry Pi systems, with dependencies like 'vcgencmd' that may not work on other hardware, restricting its use to Pi-only environments.