Nutify - UPS Monitoring System

Nutify is an open-source UPS monitoring and management platform built on top of Network UPS Tools (NUT). It provides real-time status, historical telemetry, alerts, scheduled reports, and interactive charts through a modern web interface. From single-UPS setups to mixed local/remote multi-UPS fleets, Nutify helps you configure, monitor, and operate your power infrastructure from one place. Join our Discord community for support, testing, and feature discussions. If Nutify helps you, please consider starring the project on GitHub.

What's New In 0.2.0

• Multi-UPS monitoring promoted as a first-class workflow across setup, dashboard, APIs, and reporting.
• New profile-aware setup wizard (single and multi) with topology flow (remote_only, local_only, mixed).
• New dedicated Multi-UPS page with per-target status and active target switching.
• Settings split into two scopes:
  • Options / target scope (/settings?view=target)
  • Settings/System / global scope (/settings?view=system)
• New Operations section for formula and runtime variable mapping logic.
• Enhanced Remapper workflow for canonical variable mapping per target.
• Canonical multi-target telemetry flow on ups_monitor_data with target-aware storage strategies.

Current Version

• Version: 0.2.0

[!WARNING] Version 0.2.0 is not backward compatible with previous releases.

The database must be recreated from scratch.

To avoid incompatible or dirty data, it is strongly recommended to start from a completely clean environment using a new empty folder. Do not reuse files or data from older versions.

For full details, see changelog.md.

Supported Architectures

Nutify is available for multiple hardware platforms:

Architecture	Docker Image Tag	Devices
🖥️ AMD64/x86_64	dartsteven/nutify:latest-amd64	Standard PCs, servers, most cloud VMs
🍎 Apple Silicon (ARM64)	dartsteven/nutify:latest-mac-arm64	Apple M1/M2/M3+ Macs running Docker
🍓 Raspberry Pi 4 – 32-bit OS required	dartsteven/nutify:latest-raspberrypi4-armv7	For Raspberry Pi 4 running a 32-bit OS
🍓 Raspberry Pi 4 / 5 – 64-bit OS required	dartsteven/nutify:latest-raspberrypi5-arm64	For Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 running a 64-bit OS

Quick Start (Docker)

services:
  nut:
    # Container image
    image: dartsteven/nutify:latest-amd64        # Nutify image version
    container_name: Nutify                       # Static container name for easy reference

    # Privileges required for 
    # direct UPS and USB device access
    privileged: true                             # Broad hardware access for NUT and USB integration
    cap_add:
      - SYS_ADMIN                                # Extended system administration capabilities
      - SYS_RAWIO                                # Raw hardware I/O access
      - MKNOD                                    # Create special device files if needed

    # USB device mapping
    devices:
      - /dev/bus/usb:/dev/bus/usb:rwm            # Map host USB bus into the container
    device_cgroup_rules:
      - 'c 189:* rwm'                            # Allow all USB character devices

    # Persistent storage and host integration
    volumes:
      - ./Nutify/logs:/app/nutify/logs           # Application logs
      - ./Nutify/instance:/app/nutify/instance   # Persistent app data and runtime files
      - ./Nutify/ssl:/app/ssl                    # SSL certificates and private keys
      - ./Nutify/etc/nut:/etc/nut                # NUT configuration directory
      - /dev:/dev:rw                             # Full device tree access for hardware detection
      - /run/udev:/run/udev:ro                   # Udev event access for hotplug monitoring

    # Runtime environment
    environment:
      - SECRET_KEY=test1234567890                # Secret key used for sessions and encrypted values
      - UDEV=1                                   # Enable udev-aware USB detection mode
      - SSL_ENABLED=false                        # true or false, default is false
     
     # DNS resolvers
    dns:
      - 1.1.1.1                                  # Cloudflare DNS
      - 8.8.8.8                                  # Google DNS
    dns_opt:
      - timeout:2                                # DNS timeout per query
      - attempts:2                               # Retry count before failure

    # Exposed ports
    ports:
      - 3493:3493                                # NUT daemon communication port
      - 5050:5050                                # Nutify application port
      - 443:443                                  # HTTPS secure web access

    restart: always                              # Keep the service running across failures/reboots
    user: root                                   # Root required for full device and NUT access

Run:

docker compose up -d

Then open:

• http://localhost:5050

Web-Based Configuration

The setup wizard allows you to configure:

• Monitoring profile (Single Monitor or Multi Monitor)
• Fleet topology based on the selected profile:
  • Single: Standalone, Network Server, or Network Client
  • Multi: Remote NUT Only, Local Targets Only, or Mixed Local + Remote
• Connection method: Manual Configuration or Auto-detect with nut-scanner
• Driver selection from the supported NUT driver catalog
• Local and remote connection parameters (host, port, username, password, ups identifier)
• Per-target metadata:
  • Target Display Name (UI label)
  • Target Timezone
  • Target Currency
  • Polling Interval
• Validation flow with test actions before save (Test Target, Test & Save Primary Target)
• Final configuration preview and controlled restart to apply generated NUT files

Tested UPS Models

Nutify aims for broad compatibility with UPS devices supported by Network UPS Tools (NUT).

Is your UPS model working with Nutify but not listed here? Please help us expand this list by sharing your experience in the

UPS Compatibility List discussion

Knowing which models work helps the entire community.

While Nutify should work with most NUT-compatible devices, the models listed above have specific confirmation from users.

Documentation Nutify Wiki

For detailed documentation, including:

• Complete configuration options
• Advanced features
• Troubleshooting
• Screenshots and examples
• Technical details
• ... And More ...

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Support the Project

Nutify is developed and maintained in my free time. If you find this project useful and would like to support its continued development, please consider making a donation.

Your support helps cover development costs and encourages further improvements and new features. Thank you for your generosity!

  

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