- 3D Print a Base for Your RPi and Pi-Plate
- LAN/WiFi Speaker Switch
- Solar Powered Remote Environmental Data Logger
- Raspberry Pi HQ Camera Mount
- Using a THERMOplate to Measure Temperatures on the RPi4
- Making Sparks with Pi-Plates
- Dual Syringe Pump
- Cigarbox Pi
- Benchmarking the Pi 3
- Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a Network Monitoring Tool
- Using Pi-Plates with the Raspberry Pi 400
The folks over at makeuseof have a great article on how to install and configure Nagios on your Raspberry Pi. If you're not familiar with Nagios, there's a brief tutorial on what some of the basic settings are.
"Whether you want to keep an eye on devices on your home network or wish to monitor the performance of your website, the open source Nagios monitoring tool should be your first port of call. Although you’ll need a Linux box, the Nagios software is quick to install and straightforward to configure."
This is a powerful tool and it's an ideal application for the Raspberry Pi.