Comprehensive Ubuntu server monitoring
Analyze key server resources
Monitor Ubuntu servers on-premises, in the cloud, and in hybrid environments by obtaining visibility into the entire server architecture with over 80 performance metrics. Keep tabs on your server's overall performance, including CPU usage, memory utilization, disk I/O, and network activity, in real time for early detection of potential issues.
Monitor Ubuntu processes
Keep a close eye on individual processes and their impact on system resources to optimize your server performance. Identify top processes based on CPU and memory to identify resource-intensive tasks and plan capacity to accommodate adequate consumption levels. Monitor the process life cycle from the start to execution and termination to analyze trends and patterns for early issue detection.
Real-time resource profile checks
Get notified of minute changes, updates, and modifications in your internal resources, including in URLs, ports, NTP bounces, files, directories, and logs, to check service availability and detect unauthorized access, changes, or suspicious activities within files and directories. Prevent accidental data loss or evade malicious alterations in your servers' resources, minimizing the chances of potential vulnerabilities.
Manage Ubuntu syslog
Monitor and manage syslog across your entire IT environment to detect and resolve unexpected occurrences in your Linux servers, such as authentication violations or insecure user activity, to ensure server and application security. Reduce the severity of business outages and get notified instantly when set occurrences of an error or specific log pattern occur.
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Monitor Kubernetes, Docker, and other Linux applications
Track essential resource metrics, events, and the overall status of Linux applications, such as Kubernetes, Docker, and Zookeeper, in a single pane of glass. Also, oversee the performance and health of Hadoop clusters, analyze usage patterns of the Hadoop Distributed File System, analyze data node status, and detect any anomalies or issues within the cluster. Consolidate monitoring for diverse Linux applications in a centralized setup to troubleshoot effectively and ensure the stability of the infrastructure.
Monitoring for MSPs and CSPs
With extended support to managed service providers (MSPs) and cloud service providers (CSPs), scale as needed to meet the diverse infrastructure monitoring requirements of your customers, including for servers, networks, database and cloud instances, containers, hypervisors, and storage. Also, collect, analyze, and collate logs from different applications and servers in your entire ecosystem from one dashboard.
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Improve your server infrastructure performance with a robust monitoring tool
Intuitive dashboards
Obtain graphs with real-time performance metrics for all your server resources. Also, leverage custom visualizations for your needs.
Expansive reports
Generate and analyze top N and bottom N reports on various processes, and schedule reports based on server-level KPIs.
Extensive RCA
Analyze server crashes, downtime, and connectivity issues by generating comprehensive RCA reports for various components.
Automate incident remediation
Reduce the risk of oversight by automatically resolving event alerts. Execute IT automation by mapping multiple automation templates to reboot your entire workflow.
Proactive alerting
Get alerted via SMS, email, voice call, push notification, and also through third-party services, like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Jira, for proactive issue resolution.
AI-powered forecasting
Examine historical data patterns and identify correlations in resource usage trends to anticipate demands and plan capacity effectively.
Other Linux distribution and OS support
Debian
CentOS
Rocky Linux
AlmaLinux
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Amazon Linux
SUSE
Fedora
OSX
FreeBSD
IBM AIX
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Oracle Solaris
Raspberry Pi
Mandriva
CoreOS
Gentoo
Alpine Linux
Linux Mint