Glances

Glances reports on a machine. This shows CPU, memory, GPU, network and disks as tiles and cards, and the assistant can see the top programs.

Set it up

integrations:
  glances:
    type: glances
    url: http://glances:61208
    network: eth0
    cpuSensor: CPU
    disks:
      - mount: /
        name: System
        sub: NVMe
      - mount: /mnt/media
        name: Media
      - mount: /mnt/backup
        name: Backup

layout:
  - title: Infrastructure
    widgets:
      - glances.tiles

Option	Type	Default	What it does
`url`	URL	required	Where the service answers, from Valet’s side.
`disks`	list of string or object	optional	Mount points to show, every real disk by default. `{ mount, name, sub }` labels a tile.
`network`	string	optional	interface to show, e.g. “eth0”
`cpuSensor`	string	`CPU`	label of the CPU temperature sensor

Widgets

3 widgets. Each key starts with your instance name, here glances.

System

glances.tiles · stats card · refreshes every 3 seconds while the page is open.

Small draws the same as medium. Wide draws the same as medium, so they aren't shown. Only the empty space changes.

States

System

glances.overview · stats card · refreshes every 5 seconds while the page is open.

Tall draws the same as medium, so it isn't shown. Only the empty space changes.

States

Storage

glances.disks · list card · refreshes every minute while the page is open.

Small draws the same as medium. Wide draws the same as medium. Tall draws the same as medium, so they aren't shown. Only the empty space changes.

States

Glances Storage: A disk filling up — A disk filling up

Glances Storage: Can't reach it — Can't reach it

Assistant tools

What the assistant can use, once its access level allows it. Read tools run freely. Everything else asks first.

Tool	Access	What it does
`top_programs`	read	What is using the server right now: the programs using the most CPU or memory (grouped by program name).
`system_status`	read	Current CPU, memory, CPU/GPU temperatures, GPU load and uptime of the server, plus disk usage.