Continuing Zabbix series, this tutorial will guide you on how you can install and configure Zabbix agents on Linux (Debian based systems and CentOS) in order to actively monitor local resources on remote systems....
Atop is a full screen performance monitor that can report the activity of all processes, even the ones that have been completed. Atop also allows you to keep daily log of system activities. The...
Collectd-web is a web front-end monitoring tool based on RRDtool (Round-Robin Database Tool), which interprets and graphical outputs the data collected by the Collectd service on Linux systems. Collectd service comes by default with...
VnStat is a console based network traffic monitoring tool design for Linux and BSD. It will keep a log of the network traffic for a selected network interface/s. To generate the logs, vnStat uses...
Conky is a system monitor application written in ‘C’ Programming Language and released under GNU General Public License and BSD License. It is available for Linux and BSD Operating System. The application is X...
A sound analysis of a computer network begins by understanding what are the available tools to perform the task, how to pick the right one(s) for each step of the way, and last but...
Although Linux is very reliable, wise system administrators should find a way to keep an eye on the system’s behaviour and utilization at all times. Ensuring an uptime as close to 100% as possible...
CloudStats.me is a new linux server monitoring tool which is very easy to use yet capable of providing most vital information about your server. CloudStats was developed with simplicity in mind. Most existing server...
Observium is a PHP/MySQL driven Network Observation and Monitoring application, that supports a wide range of operating systems/hardware platforms including, Linux, Windows, FreeBSD, Cisco, HP, Dell, NetApp and many more. It seeks to present...
Web-Vmstat it’s a small application written in Java and HTML which displays live Linux system statistics, such as Memory, CPU, I/O, Processes, etc. taken over vmstat monitoring command line in a pretty Web page...
