System summary

Three stat slots and an optional network row.

Sizes: Small, Medium.

Small

Medium

Two different machines. Small fits a few slots, medium fits more.

Sources

Source	What it reads
This Machine	The container’s own host metrics.
Glances	A Glances instance.
Beszel	A Beszel instance, for one registered system.
Unraid	The Unraid API.

Not every source reports everything. Beszel does not report a process count. Unraid reports neither IO wait nor a process count.

Source configuration

Field	What it does	Required
Source	Which backend to read. Defaults to This Machine.	Yes
Glances URL	For example glances:61208.	Glances
Username, Password	Glances credentials, if it has any.	No
Beszel URL	For example beszel:8090.	Beszel
Account, Password	The Beszel login.	Beszel
System	Which registered Beszel system to read. Enter the URL and account first, then load the list.	Beszel
Unraid URL	For example tower.local.	Unraid
Unraid API Key	Stored as a secret.	Unraid

Slots

The widget always shows three slots. Each one picks a resource.

Resource	Notes
CPU
RAM
Temperature	Needs a thermal zone (This Machine) or a sensor picked from the loaded list.
Disk Mount	Takes a first path and an optional second one.
IO Wait	Not available from Unraid.
Processes	Not available from Beszel or Unraid.

What a disk slot asks for depends on the source: mount paths for This Machine, filesystem names for Glances and Beszel, share names for Unraid. Leaving an Unraid share empty reads the whole array.

Each slot takes a colour.

Note

A Glances running in Docker reports its own filesystems, not the host’s. Mount the host paths into the Glances container for a disk slot to read them.

Network row

Off by default. Turn on Show Network Row, then pick a mode.

Mode	What it shows
Speed	The last speed test result, from MySpeed or Speedtest Tracker.
Throughput	Live throughput on one interface.
Uptime	Uptime.

Speed mode takes a service URL, and a password if you use MySpeed. Throughput mode takes an interface picked from the loaded list.