Checkmk is a monitoring solution that is both robust and simple to install. It is a self-contained software bundle that combines Nagios with add-ons for gathering, monitoring, and graphing data. In this guide, you wil...
23 days ago • By Mateusz PapiernikMonitoringOpen SourceUbuntu
If you’re responsible for a Kubernetes cluster, it’s important to know how to monitor its health and troubleshoot problems. Learn how to collect metrics from your cluster, setup alerts, and send notifications to the r...
2 months ago • By Kim SchlesingerMonitoringKubernetesTech Talks
Monitoring a server’s resources is an important task for every administrator. There are many command line tools made for this purpose. This guide will cover some of the more popular utilities for monitoring your VPS.
3 months ago • By Justin Ellingwood, Alex GarnettInteractiveLinux BasicsMonitoringLinux Commands
Database monitoring is the continuous process of systematically tracking various metrics that show how the database is performing. In this tutorial, you’ll import database metrics, generated by the Redis INFO command,...
3 months ago • By SavicDatabasesUbuntuElasticsearchRedisMonitoring
I have Resource Alerts on a droplet that I set up a year or two ago. However, documentation suggests I should be using Alert Policies. Are these the same thing? Do my Resource Alerts still work?
1 answer • 4 months ago • By Jason ThomasMonitoring
Tenho um projeto com 7 sites voltado para monetização do adsense, qual é o sistema de segurança que vocês oferecem?Um dos sites é https:miraamelia.com.br e estou tendo uma quantidade muito grande de solicitações na ho...
2 answers • 4 months ago • By HidingAquamarineJellyfishCDNMonitoring
MongoDB comes installed with a variety of tools and utilities you can use to observe database performance. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to monitor database metrics on-demand using built-in commands and tools. Yo...
5 months ago • By Mateusz PapiernikDatabasesMongoDBMonitoringNoSQL
In this hands-on tutorial, you’ll learn how to set up a preconfigured Prometheus, Grafana and Alertmanager monitoring stack on your Kubernetes cluster.
5 months ago • By Hanif JethaKubernetesMonitoringSolutions
TOBS, short for The Observability Stack, is a pre-packaged distribution of monitoring tools and dashboard interfaces which can be installed into any existing Kubernetes cluster. It includes many of the most popular op...
5 months ago • By Alex GarnettKubernetesDigitalOcean Managed KubernetesMonitoring
In this tutorial you’ll learn how Suricata signatures are structured, and some important options that are commonly used in most rules. Once you are familiar with how to understand the structure and fields in a signatu...
7 months ago • By Jamon CamissoSecurityNetworkingMonitoringSuricataFirewall
So I am trying to add droplet monitoring to my app and want to use CPU monitoring data from digital ocean API. I’m getting this response for every single droplet. I’ve also tried putting same timestamps DO puts in int...
1 answer • 8 months ago • By Dmytro KondakovAPIMonitoring
In one of my droplets, I have no memory graph. Only Bandwidth, CPU, and Disk/Io. I tried to follow this guide, but it did not change anything: https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/monitoring/how-to/install-agent/ do...
1 answer • 10 months ago • By George ChanturidzeDigitalOcean DropletsMonitoring
There is a cool tutorial for Checkmk v1.6 https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-monitor-server-health-with-checkmk-on-ubuntu-20-04 But tribe29 launched Checkmk 2.0 a few months ago. It comes with a c...
No answers yet • 12 months ago • By ferdinandkunzMonitoring
Hello everyone, my WordPress website crashes, gets high ram alert and CPU usages once i connect it to my “domain.com ” But if use “sub.domain.com ” the site runs completely fine.Its not DDoS cause i used Cloudflare 5 ...
1 answer • 12 months ago • By adityaranjansharma341WordPressMonitoring
After build some web apps in my droplets, I saw a lot of spam form same user over and over again, but my apps, can’t detect IP’s.I’m looking for a tool to see and manage the network traffic into my droplet. The best t...
1 answer • 1 year ago • By xdavidtMonitoringNetworkingDigitalOcean Droplets
When running a simple top command, you notice that while running nothing else, the User role may consume 7% of the droplet. Idle fluctuates between 92%-88%. However, when looking at the DigitalOcean dashboard I notice...
Accepted Answer: Hi there, Idle means that the CPU is not doing any work, for example, if the CPU is Idle at 95% then the usage is actually 5%. I could suggest running the htop command on your server as you will get a better visual re...
1 answer • 1 year ago • By bendall72DigitalOceanMonitoring
I’m trying to setup alert policies to notify when one of my droplets is down. Use case I noticed that my app running on a droplet was crashing at times and I received no notification about this. Steps Taken I have ins...
1 answer • 1 year ago • By kshitij10496Ubuntu 18.04MonitoringNginxApacheUbuntu 16.04