How to Perform Linux Server Monitoring with CloudStats

CloudStats is a powerful tool for Linux server monitoring and network monitoring. This Software-as-a-Service tool allows to track all key indicators of system health, such as CPU and RAM usage, apps and processes performance, network status and much more. The best thing is that CloudStats requires minimum technical skills from users and is much cheaper than other existing software products for remote server monitoring.

How it works

Sign in into CloudStats account and install the server monitoring agent in the server.
Use only one SSH command to start server monitoring activity.
The agent will collect different metrics about your servers and networks.
Get reports about your system health and receive alerts via Email, Skype or Slack.
Monitor your IT infrastructure status from your home or workplace PC or a mobile device.
Make backups of your data on a regular basis.

Server Monitoring

With CloudStats server monitoring tool you will keep under control your whole virtual infrastructure. Once overload or failures appear in the system, you’ll get a notification about problems via preferable method (Skype, Slack or Email). So you can proactively react to any alerting treatment and timely prevent downtime of your server.

Main features of CloudStats

Linux, Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, Windows Server Monitoring;
Data Backup option;
Network Monitoring;
CPU, Disk, RAM usage;
Apache, MySQL, FTP, DNS and other services monitoring;
Processes Monitoring;
External Checks;
URL monitoring;
PingMap;
Customized E-mail, Skype and Slack Alerts;
Remote control;
Free account available

CloudStats operates from Microsoft Azure cloud technology making sure its tracking results are always correct and up-to-date. With CloudStats it is possible to perform server monitoring from any place in the world, using a PC or mobile device with Internet connection.

CloudStats Server Monitoring service is a one-stop-shop solution to monitor, backup and manage your Linux or Windows servers, no matter how many websites, servers and cloud instances you have and where they are located. This Software-as-a-Service tool is suitable both for business and personal use.