Real-Time NGINX Proxy Manager Data (Early Release)

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In this video we'll look at how to set up a dashboard for real-time stats from Nginx Proxy Manager logs.

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[maheshk]

Wow... great work by Xavierh for developing this for the community and you by demonstrating. I just deployed on my unraid server and worked out of the box on initial start. Kudos to Xavierh. I was looking into integrate nginx-proxy logs with Grafana.

[GadgeteerZA]

This is really interesting! Thanks for previewing it so early for us!

[jankroh]

Wow, this is absolut amazing.
I always wanted something like this. I tested it and it looks great. And it is really easily to install.
Thank you for that. And i agree that this should be integrated into nginx repo

[guillaumedebra]

Thanks for demo and video. That's exactly what I need to have more information about requests on Cloudflare/NPM. On Cloudflare it's quite summarized and when I see a country different as mine I wonder what kind of request is. Hope this dev will support ARM soon.

[ajnasaboobacker]

Super cool!
JFYI, They now have a image for Arm systems as well. I am able to deploy on my raspberry pi 4

[chrisumali]

Thanks for the demo and info. I just switched over to traefik to NPM, but this is awesome. have a great day

[flahiker]

Interesting. Definetly going to give this a go later this year as this project unfolds. I wonder if the maintainer of this repo could merge this functionality into NPM and offer a complete solution. NPM already has security wrapped around the reverse proxy engine. This would be a lot easier to deploy as a single container. Keep up the good work!

[robertsv]

Super cool, love the continuously helpful content. What would be the best way to get the latest logs only? Delete the historic ones?

[vba]

Great stuff as usual! May be I will try to compile it for rpi and see how it goes! Thank you so much.

[Andrei-qitm]

This is amazing, I really wanted to have goacess on NPM and this is very easy to do.

[kevinlink]

Super solid, thanks so much for making me aware of this :D

[ultrfly]

Nice, i just installed it in a few minutes on my proxy.

[J.erem.y]

Seems like it would get more traction if it were for Traefik. Nginx is OK, but Traefik is a way more modern way to accomplish things especially when leveraging docker and micro services for everything.

[patrichestefan]

It would be very interesting if there was a project like this for the case where the Cloudflare Zero Trust platform is used instead of Nginx

[beastlyDartfordian]

This now works on non-X86 machines as well. I've got it up and running on my pi4b 64bit based on the Justsky version.

[rhb.digital]

Thnx for this.. Thanks to Xavierh. I'll for sure keep an eys on this.. For now this works just great

[lmo]

Great work, though I have a question. What about if your Nginx is on another server, how do you connect to the log files then?

[giovannipetroselli]

Very Very interesting.. A great option Could be to send logs remotely or having shared storage and read the content from another machine.. Another great option Could be multiple instance and collecting data from multiple hosts. What do you think?

[GSGWillSmith]

Thanks for the video! What kind of mod were you talking about when you mentioned fail2ban?

[saifemran]

Great video as always! Can Nginx Proxy Manager be used in a production environment? We host a website and the traffic is going through the Apache server. Is it possible to switch to NPM? Thank you in advance.