Uptime — —
CPU — —
Memory — —
Temperature — —
Network, last hour —
downup
Load—
WiFi signal—
Transferred—
Swap used—
Processes—
- loading
Availability —
—
share of the time the Pi was up and sampling
The home connection
—
loading
Speed test against Cloudflare's nearest edge, every 6 hours. Measured over WiFi, so this is the WiFi ceiling, not the fibre.
The whole machine
- Board
- Raspberry Pi 4B Rev 1.5
- CPU
- 4× Cortex-A72 @ 1.8 GHz
- RAM
- 1 GB
- Storage
- 64 GB microSD
- OS
- Debian 13 (trixie)
- Network
- WiFi, 802.11ac
- Power
- ~3–5 W
- Location
- Odisha, India
- Caddy serves the files on localhost
- Cloudflare Tunnel publishes it with TLS, no open ports
- Python collector reads /proc and /sys every 10 s
- systemd user services keep it running
- Tailscale for remote admin only
People who have seen this
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Visitors now — —
Page views — all time
Views today — —
Counted server-side from the access log. No cookies, no third parties. Only browsers that run the page's script are counted, and anything identifying as a bot or a crawler is dropped, so scraper and link preview traffic never adds to it. Each browser keeps a random id in local storage so two devices on one WiFi count as two; the server holds only a salted hash of it, in memory for three minutes, never on disk.