TeleMonitor is a system monitoring tool written in Python that can monitor CPU, memory, and disk usage and send alerts via Telegram.
First, you need to create a Telegram bot and get the API token. You can refer to the Telegram official documentation to create a Telegram bot.
Then, you need to get the Telegram chat ID where you want to receive alerts. You can use @userinfobot to get your chat ID.
Next, clone this project:
git clone https://github.com/bboysoulcn/telemonitor.gitYou can use docker compose to run TeleMonitor:
docker-compose up -dOr you can use k8s to run TeleMonitor:
kubectl apply -f deployment.yamlHere are the environment variables for TeleMonitor:
TG_API_TOKEN: The API token of your Telegram bot.TG_CHAT_ID: The Telegram chat ID where you want to receive alerts.TG_API_BASE_URL: The base URL of the Telegram API, default ishttps://api.telegram.org.CPU_PERCENT: The threshold for CPU usage. TeleMonitor will send an alert if the usage exceeds this value. Default is 80.MEMORY_PERCENT: The threshold for memory usage. TeleMonitor will send an alert if the usage exceeds this value. Default is 80.DISK_PERCENT: The threshold for disk usage. TeleMonitor will send an alert if the usage exceeds this value. Default is 80.MONITOR_INTERVAL: The interval time (in seconds) for monitoring. Default is 60.DISK_PATH: The path of the disk. Default is/host.URL_LIST: The list of URLs to monitor, separated by commas. Default is empty.LANGUAGE: The language. Default isen. Options areenandcn.
Here are the commands for the bot:
- /start - Get help
- /help - Get help
- /status - Get system status
You can use the following project to create an API proxy and modify the environment variable TG_API_BASE_URL:
My telegram channel: https://t.me/bboysoulcn
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.