DumbMonit
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Monitor Unraid with DumbMonit
An Unraid server through its GraphQL API: array stopped, disks disabled or with errors, parity checks, cache pool usage, containers that should be running.
DocumentationOfficial website: Unraid
Product descriptions are in English, as in the product. The page labels follow your language.
What DumbMonit watches
An Unraid server through its GraphQL API: an array that is not started, disks disabled, missing or reporting read errors, parity checks that found errors or have not run for weeks, cache pools filling up, containers that should be running and are not, and the state of the VMs.
Typical use. NAS: array, disks, parity checks, cache pools, containers, VMs
Examples
- Unraid 7
- Unraid 6.12 with Unraid Connect
How it connects
What you need
- API keyA key with the Viewer role: it reads everything and can change nothing.
Network ports to open
80/TCPWeb UI and GraphQL API (HTTP, default)443/TCPOnly with the HTTPS protocol option
Setup steps: Create a read-only API key for DumbMonit
On Unraid 6.12 to 7.1, install the Unraid Connect plugin from the Apps tab first. Unraid 7.2 or later has the API built in.
Open Settings → Management Access → API Keys and create a key named as follows, with the Viewer role.
dumbmonitCopy the key: Unraid shows it only once.
In DumbMonit, enter the Unraid address (for example tower.lan), paste the key as API key and choose https if the web interface is served over HTTPS.
Heads-up. Unraid reports no temperature for a disk that is spun down, and DumbMonit never wakes one: a sleeping disk simply has no temperature until it spins up.