Check up on your server

[Crig]

Hey guys,

 

I was just curious on how you guys check up on your servers and if I was missing some stuff I could use.

 

I personally use:

 

Glances:

 

 

Munin Monitoring:

 

 

Log Web:

 

 

Seedbox Manager:

 

 

What about you?

 

 

[Samppa221]

If i have a server i usually use Webmin or just the "top" command. (im kind of a noob with linux servers)

[lowlyf]

I always like reading my fail2ban alerts every morning. Not really a monitor, but useful nonetheless. I compare blacklists on different subnets to look at who's been trying to access what, but you'll need to extrapolate the data into something useful like I do to make it a valuable tool.

[Crig]

3 minutes ago, lowlyf said:

I always like reading my fail2ban alerts every morning. Not really a monitor, but useful nonetheless. I compare blacklists on different subnets to look at who's been trying to access what, but you'll need to extrapolate the data into something useful to like I do to make it a valuable tool.

Haha I did that a few days ago, I was surprised how many IPs there was trying to connect to my server.

[Sunshine1868]

1 hour ago, lowlyf said:

I always like reading my fail2ban alerts every morning. Not really a monitor, but useful nonetheless. I compare blacklists on different subnets to look at who's been trying to access what, but you'll need to extrapolate the data into something useful like I do to make it a valuable tool.

Agreed. the fail2ban listings are HILARIOUS. I also love looking at the username/password combos they attempt to use. 

and THAT is why you always change from the default username and password!

[Crig]

2 hours ago, Samppa221 said:

If i have a server i usually use Webmin or just the "top" command. (im kind of a noob with linux servers)

Actually never used Webmin nor "top" i'll look into that.

[Blake]

11 hours ago, Crig said:

What about you?

 

RSAT for the servers,

Putty for the Network.

 

RDP if i don't feel like thinking and for the network, *GASP* i'll log into the web interface.

[brwainer]

zabbix for device monitoring and alerting, http://network-weathermap.com/ for network usage visualization (tied into zabbix for it's source data), Server Manager and other RSAT tools for administering Windows servers, Webmin for administering Linux servers.

[KuJoe]

I use a custom monitoring scripts/daemons, Observium, and NodePing for network monitoring. For my non-critical servers, I have a website setup also: http://status.jgz.pw

[Crig]

3 hours ago, KuJoe said:

I use a custom monitoring scripts/daemons, Observium, and NodePing for network monitoring. For my non-critical servers, I have a website setup also: http://status.jgz.pw

 

4 hours ago, brwainer said:

zabbix for device monitoring and alerting, http://network-weathermap.com/ for network usage visualization (tied into zabbix for it's source data), Server Manager and other RSAT tools for administering Windows servers, Webmin for administering Linux servers.

 

11 hours ago, Blake said:

RSAT for the servers,

Putty for the Network.

 

RDP if i don't feel like thinking and for the network, *GASP* i'll log into the web interface.

 I'll look into these, thanks.