What is Komari?
Komari is a lightweight, self-hosted server monitoring solution. It tracks server performance through a web interface, with metrics collected by a lightweight agent. The README lists real-time monitoring at one-second intervals, a self-hosted model that keeps you in control of your data, and support for custom themes and plugins.
The screenshots section shows a home dashboard, an admin dashboard, history charts, a web terminal, customizable themes and a theme market. Installation is covered by a separate guide that describes Docker deployment, binary installation, building from source and updates. Documentation lives at komari.wiki and the project runs a Telegram group for questions.
Documentation is hosted at komari.wiki and a Telegram group is linked from the README for questions and discussion. Komari is both a monitoring and a control application, and the README carries an explicit warning: deploy it only on systems you own or are authorized to manage, and the user is solely responsible for how it is used. The project is MIT licensed.
Key capabilities
- Agent-based metrics A lightweight agent collects server performance data.
- Web dashboard A home dashboard, an admin dashboard and history charts.
- One-second updates Real-time monitoring data.
- Web terminal Shown among the interfaces in the README.
- Themes and plugins Customizable themes with a theme market.
Where Komari fits
- Watching the performance of your own servers from one page
- Reviewing recent history with charts
- Installing through Docker, a binary or a source build
- Customizing the dashboard with themes and plugins
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