Server Control Panel

Overview

Server Control Panel is a web-based interface for monitoring and managing QEMU virtual machines and system services. Built with Nuxt.js and styled using DaisyUI, this panel provides real-time system information using the systeminformation NPM package.

Features

Display OS, CPU, and Memory Information
Manage QEMU Virtual Machines (Start/Shutdown)
View and Control System Services (Start/Stop functionality removed in the latest version)
Clean and modern UI

Technologies Used

Nuxt.js - Vue.js-based framework for SSR and static site generation
DaisyUI - Tailwind CSS component library for styling
systeminformation - Node.js library for retrieving system and hardware details

Installation

Prerequisites

Node.js (v16+ recommended)
NPM or Yarn
QEMU installed on the host system

Steps

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/WeeXnes/server_panel.git
cd server_panel

Install dependencies:
```
npm install
```
Start the development server:
```
npm run dev
```
Open the panel in your browser at http://localhost:3000

Configuration

Modify the panel.config.ts file (if needed) to configure VM management and system services settings.

import { reactive } from "vue";

export const settings = reactive({
    ignoreCache: true,
    // Leave empty to scan all interfaces
    // or change item to "disabled" to disable interface scanning
    interfaces_to_scan:[
        "eth0"
    ],
    // enable or disable QEMU controls
    enable_qemu_controls: true,
    // list the qemu vm names you want to monitor/scan for
    qemu_vms: [
        {
            name: "Gameserver",
            // OS Info has to be declared here due to technical 
            // limitations of not being able to gather vm OS info
            os: "Ubuntu 24.04"
        },
        {
            name: "Ubuntu_VM1",
            os: "Ubuntu 24.04"
        },
    ],
    //enable or disable systemctl service monitoring
    enable_services: true,
    //list systemctl services to monitor/scan for
    systemctl_services:[
        "libvirt",
        "frp"
    ]
});

Usage

The dashboard provides an overview of system information.
You can start or shut down virtual machines.
Service monitoring

Author

Developed by WeeXnes

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