suponoff (short for Supervisor On/Off) is a Django app to control supervisor and monitor the programs running under supervisor.

Every supervisor you want to monitor shoud register their state into a redis instance. This is done by the script sup_broadcast.py, which is an event listener that can be configured in the supervisor itself with a config such:

[eventlistener:sup_broadcast]
command = python bin/sup_broadcast.py -c /path/to/supervisor.cfg
events = PROCESS_GROUP, PROCESS_STATE, REMOTE_COMMUNICATION,
         SUPERVISOR_STATE_CHANGE, TICK_5, TICK_60
buffer_size = 8192

Optionally, you may run the provided program suponoff-monhelper.py, which should listen on the port following supervisor's (usually 9002) and provides the following additional functionalities:

1. Reports back the resource limits and usage of the processes, such as number of file descriptors, memory, cpu, number of threads and subprocesses;
2. Provides the ability to monitor application log files in some cases: it looks at the process command line and parses it, looking for --logfile or --log-file arguments.If it can find and open the indicated log file, then you will be able to open this log file from the web interface.

To use this app, create a Django project that includes suponoff in its applications and includes the URLs from suponoff.urls. Then you add the SUP_REDIS_URL setting (where to get registered supervisors). The web interface can also add "tags" to each program, allowing you to filter by tags. For an example, see the demo project in the source distribution.