Docker

tori – remote server monitoring without the infrastructure

tori is a TUI remote server monitoring tool without the infrastructure. A single binary and an SSH connection — metrics, logs, and alerts for your Docker hosts.

tori has two parts. The agent runs on your server collecting metrics, tailing logs, and evaluating alerts 24/7. The client runs on your machine and connects to the remote agent through an SSH tunnel to a Unix socket — no HTTP server, no open ports.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

  • Host metrics — CPU, memory, disk, network, swap, load averages.
  • Docker container monitoring — status, stats, health checks, restart tracking.
    Remote log tailing with regex search, log level filtering, match highlighting, and date/time
  • filtering.
  • Alerting with configurable rules, email (SMTP), and webhook notifications.
  • SQLite storage with configurable retention.
  • Multi-server support — monitor multiple remote hosts from one terminal.
  • Single binary, zero runtime dependencies.
  • No exposed ports — all communication over SSH.

Website: github.com/thobiasn/tori-cli
Support:
Developer: thobiasn
License: MIT License

tori

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