What are the server monitoring tools that system administrators cannot miss?

This article mainly introduces the server monitoring tools that the system administrator can not miss, which can be used for reference. Interested friends can refer to them. I hope you will gain a lot after reading this article. Let's take a look at it.

1. Conky

Conky can run on multiple platforms, such as Windows,Linux,Mac OS, and most BSD can. It has simple text, bus progress bar, graphics window different fonts and colors to display information, simple user interface, more than 300 built-in objects, it is an artifact for system administrators.

2. Glances

Glances is a cross-platform monitoring tool that is written in Python, supports only python2.7 or python3.4 and above, and uses the python library to collect system information.

3. Linux Dash

Linux Dash's UI is built on Angular and acts as the Web dashboard of the Linux system. It supports multiple languages, and the system status tab displays comprehensive information about RAM usage, CPU average load, CPU usage, and so on. In addition, Linux Dash can use WebSocket to provide real-time system data visualization.

4. Netdata

Netdata is an open source software for real-time monitoring of systems and applications that can run on Linux,FreeBSD,macOS,docker containers and IoT devices, and can be easily integrated with other tools, such as Prometheus,AWS Kinesis,Graphite,MongoDB. We can install the Netdata agent on a system, application, or container, which provides all the performance and health information. By the way, it's free.

5. Prometheus+Grafana

Prometheus is an open source tool for monitoring system metrics, and Grafana is an open source visualization platform. They are integrated into a powerful environment that can efficiently monitor servers. The Prometheus server is responsible for collecting data and becomes the data source for Grafana, while Grafana is responsible for visualizing all metrics on the dashboard and can be queried.

6. Ward

Ward is compatible with almost all popular operating systems, mainly using OSHI (a free Java library) to retrieve operating system and hardware information. It can share operating system version, CPU utilization, disk and partition, processor, memory and other information.

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