homelab-monitor

HomeLab Monitor provides a single self-hosted page to overview your entire home lab and AI rig, including GPUs, containers, services, and disks, without requiring agents or cloud services. It answers critical questions like which model is using the GPU, which container consumes the most RAM, what's filling your disks, and if anything is down, across multiple machines via SSH.

homelab-monitor sits in the Observability category, so it is usually better judged by workflow fit, deployment style, and team needs than by isolated features alone. Based on the available metadata, it leans most clearly toward Detailed GPU monitoring including VRAM, utilization, power, temperature, and identifying which container is holding the card.. A representative use case is Monitor the real-time status of your home lab and AI rig from a single dashboard.. The listed license is MIT. GitHub stars are currently 222. Relevant tags include Homelab Monitoring, GPU Utilization.