Features

General

Nagstamon is permanently visible on your desktop to give you an overview about your systems status in several different appearances:

a freely floating desktop statusbar, easy to place anywhere by drag and drop:
stay in the systray:
run fullscreen:
or as single window:

Statusbar

The statusbar automagically updates and shows a quick summary and a more descriptive status overview when being touched:

the status is indicated by colors for down/unreachable hosts and warning/critical/unknown services:
additionally it displays hosts’/services’ status with icons if there are any special flags like acknowledged, downtime, flapping and passive:
shown colors are even customizable:

The context menu provides fast access to the monitor page of failing hosts/services and to any remote service like SSH/RDP/VNC/whatever running on a host:

by clicking it at the status popup window:
additional custom actions can be defined easily for calling local/remote commands:
or start an action via URL:

Multiple selection

Multiple hosts and services can be selected for applying actions:

with the commonly used shift and control key pressed:
once selected, an action can be applied to them all:

Filters

The settings allow filtering hosts and services:

by category:
and with regular expressions:

Notifications

The user gets notified in several ways:

by flashing statusbar or desktop notification:
by sound or any custom application:

Monitor servers

Many monitor server types are supported and the number is growing thanks to the community:

at least meanhile the list of available monitors is way longer:
some have extra options:

Shortcuts

The status window offers several shortcuts:

links to the monitor web page and the respective hosts, services and history pages:
easy access to all monitor web pages, even those without problems, is provided by menu:
available via hamburger menu too: