siomon

6.0easy start · #56of 58
in Hardware Monitoring Software

Runs on Linux.

siomon is ranked #56 of 58 in hardware monitoring software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux.

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Free plan: Yes
Purpose: siomon is a Linux hardware information and real-time sensor monitoring tool.
Dashboard: The interactive terminal dashboard polls kernel-exported sensors and tracks minimum, maximum, and average readings.
Alerts and logging: The dashboard supports configurable sensor threshold alerts and CSV logging.
Hardware coverage: One-shot commands report information about CPUs, memory, motherboards, GPUs, storage, network adapters, audio, USB, batteries, PCI, and PCIe.
GPU support: GPU information supports NVIDIA through NVML, AMD through amdgpu sysfs, and Intel through i915 or xe sysfs.
Output formats: The tool can produce text, JSON, XML, and self-contained HTML reports.
Dependencies: The README says siomon has zero mandatory runtime dependencies and reads information from kernel interfaces.
Access limits: Root access enables additional DMI fields, SMART and NVMe health data, MSR access, RAPL power readings, and SPD timings.
Optional components: NVIDIA GPU details require the NVIDIA driver, and some additional readings use optional kernel modules or dmidecode.
Installation: The README documents installation through an Ubuntu PPA, the Arch User Repository, and Nix, and says more installation options are planned.
License: The repository identifies the project as MIT licensed.
Monitoring: The dashboard polls kernel-exported sensors and tracks minimum, maximum, and average readings during a monitoring session.

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