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Version: 6.1

Servers: Linux Monitoring

General Description​

The Servers: Linux Monitoring dashboard is designed for analyzing the status of an individual Linux server based on key system metrics.

Main Sections​

Server General Parameters​

The summary table at the top of the dashboard shows the main characteristics and current indicators of the selected server:

  • operating system parameters and server uptime
  • CPU model, number of cores, and RAM volume
  • CPU load
  • RAM usage
  • total file system status

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CPU Monitoring​

  • cards with current values of total CPU load, System CPU, User CPU, and IOWait
  • graphs of CPU load dynamics over time
  • Load Average / Core indicators for 1, 5, and 15 minutes to assess load relative to the number of cores
  • table of processes with the highest CPU load

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RAM Monitoring​

  • control of total RAM volume and percentage of its usage
  • control of available memory, Cache + Buffers share, and Swap usage
  • graphs of RAM distribution over time
  • table of processes with the highest RAM usage

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Disk Space Monitoring​

  • cards and tables for server file systems
  • display of total volume, free and occupied space by mount points
  • indicators of disk subsystem read, write, and latency
  • diagrams of disk space distribution for quick analysis of filling

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Disk Operations and Network Load Monitoring​

  • graphs of disk utilization by I/O operations and table with details by devices
  • control of disk subsystem bandwidth for reading and writing
  • graphs of network load by incoming and outgoing traffic
  • detailed view of indicators complementing the picture of overall server performance

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When selecting a process in the Processes with Highest CPU Load table, navigation occurs to the dashboard: