sumo - Linux/Docker monitor

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Category	Price	Seller	Device
Productivity	Free	Kin Wah Chan	iPhone, iPad, iPod

sumo - Linux/Docker monitor Screenshot on iOS

You can use sumo to monitor and manage your Linux, Docker, Router, NAS anywhere you want with a fancy and user friendly interface. It is a much better user experience when you are using a phone with limited size and perform tasks remotely with quick shortcut. You are able to utilize iOS native File app/Widget to view and perform your favorite Linux administration task.

Full Features of sumo:
- Live chart on you device usage **Free**
· CPU usage, memory usage, network bandwidth, Disk IO

- Docker running container status and management
· View you container status and usage
· Start/Stop your containers
· Create a new container by a user friendly interface

- File browser (by SFTP)
· native iOS File app integration by SFTP connection
· Allow you to view and edit your text file easily in sumo app
· Download your file from your Linux/NAS host to your iPhone

- Terminal Emulator (Command Line Interface)
· As a Linux admin, terminal can do everything you want
· Optimized for mobile operation, it allow you to choose your command history in a list view instead of just up/down
· Provide some shortcut (Ctrl+C) to make your life easier

- new iOS Widget **Free**
· Widget to view your favorite command result.
· Widget to monitor your host CPU/Memory usage.
· Widget to monitor your Docker running container.

- Supported Host
· Basically every Linux distro/Docker in *nix host as it just use basic kernel feature.
· e.g. Linux Desktop/Server, ASUS Router, NAS with Docker installed, openmediavault, etc.

- Support Password and Public key authentication for SSH/SFTP

- All credential will store in iOS keychain which is the most secure way

You can use lots of above features without any cost.

Reviews

Great Start
Veritas 06

Just two things: Saying devices can be managed from anywhere is a little misleading since you would need to be on the same network or VPN into your network if away. The other was to ask if there’s any plan to support adding multiple hosts. It doesn’t look like it’s possible, unless I missed it. App does look great though!

Great…in theory…
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The app seems to crash a lot when trying to monitor my unraid home server. Upon launch, there’s a 50% chance it will crash. The docker tab also doesn’t show anything even though docker is running on the machine. Also the terminal doesn’t properly parse escape codes in the prompt and the whole UI doesn’t fit on screen when rotating the app into landscape. I still payed for the upgrade because I think this app has potential but it needs a lot of work. I’d be happy to change my review when a new version comes out!

Widget not updating
MTH82

It’s a new kind of IOS application but a lot of missing and app keep crashing. Host name in the small widget most be smaller font. The widget not updating at all, if you put uptime command it will stuck at that time and not counting up. We need ability to edit the command after adding it . I did fully purchase this app just to make it better . Please keep updating

Unable to connect using Keys
The.Big.O

Same encryption keys work everywhere else. Can’t get the app to even act like it’s trying to connect. Also, zero feedback on why it won’t connect. Too bad. It looked like a decent app

Can’t use ssh keys
rastacalavera

I’ve tried a few different ways to get my keys into the app and nothing works. If you use a password rather than keys, the app works fine. The only thing that stands out to me is that when keys are imported, “ \ ” symbols are seen for line breaks. I don’t know if that is why it won’t work and I’m not going through and deleting them all to find out. My keys were either copy and pasted or saved as text files and then opened. This app will not open a “.pub” or “id_rsa” file.