netease/pomelo-admin-web

Pomelo-admin-web is a web-based dashboard for monitoring servers running Pomelo, which is a game server framework. It gives you a visual interface in your browser so you can keep an eye on what's happening across your game servers instead of trying to make sense of raw logs or command-line output. At a basic level, you install it with a single npm command and start it by running a Node.js script. Then you open a browser and you have a console where you can see what your Pomelo servers are doing. It's built on top of a separate component called pomelo-admin, which does the actual data collection from the servers. The project describes itself as an example rather than a finished product. The idea is that you can take it as a starting point and build your own monitoring dashboard with whatever layout or features suit your needs. It's essentially a reference implementation showing one way to create a web interface for server administration. This would be useful for game developers or operations teams who are already running Pomelo and need a straightforward way to watch server health and performance. For instance, if you're running a multiplayer game across multiple servers, having a central dashboard helps you spot problems without logging into each machine individually. The README is quite sparse and doesn't go into detail about what specific metrics you can monitor, what the interface looks like, or how to configure it beyond the basic setup. If you're already familiar with Pomelo and have Node.js installed, you can get it running in a couple of minutes and explore from there.