dsh-side-monitor

Checking host CPU, memory, process lists, or Docker container health in a DSH deployment usually means leaving the browser and firing off terminal commands. dsh-side-monitor adds a System Monitor entry at the bottom of the DSH Web sidebar; clicking it opens a right-side drawer that is strictly read-only, so you can do a quick resource check or troubleshoot without any risk of a destructive operation.

The panel has three tabs. Overview shows CPU and memory as large metric cards with sparklines, plus network throughput, disk partitions, and system load. Processes offers search, sort, pagination, and an aggregate view grouped by name with expandable command and user details. Docker lists every container with its image, health status, resource usage, and ports; published web ports are clickable and loopback or unpublished ports are clearly badged. When DSH itself runs in a container, enabling Host Mount Mode transparently switches all metrics to the real host. The UI ships in Simplified Chinese by default with an instant English toggle and adapts to mobile viewports.

It is built for developers and operators who deploy DSH on bare metal or in containers and want to glance at container health, spot a runaway process, or confirm disk headroom without context-switching. Every data point is collected through a whitelisted, read-only RPC on the host side; the browser never touches the filesystem or the Docker socket directly, and no kill, exec, or restart operations exist in the code path.