@QingQ77: One Docker Container to Monitor Your Entire Homelab: GPU, Containers, Services, Disks, Multi-Machine, No Prometheus/Grafana Needed https://github.com/SikamikanikoBG/homelab-monitor……

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HomeLab Monitor is a self-hosted, single Docker container that aggregates GPU stats, container memory, disk usage, and service health across multiple machines via SSH, without requiring Prometheus/Grafana or agents.

One Docker container to monitor your entire homelab: GPU, containers, services, disks, multi-machine, no need for Prometheus/Grafana https://github.com/SikamikanikoBG/homelab-monitor… Aggregate GPU memory/power/temperature, real container memory and GPU memory usage, systemd service status, disk tree map, and model server invocation across multiple machines (Linux, Pi, Windows), all displayed on a single page. Key features: Agentless, only SSH keys required for multi-machine collection, SQLite local historical storage, Discord/ntfy.sh alerts, built-in recognition of 30+ model servers.
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Connect any MCP client — Claude, ChatGPT, or an agent on your own local Ollama models — and it reads your homelab’s live state. Read-only: both directions are just question and answer.

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