What is Server Monitoring?
Server Monitoring tracks the health, availability, and performance of server infrastructure. It provides visibility into CPU, memory, disk, network activity, processes, ports, uptime, and related signals so teams can identify issues earlier.
Who should use Server Monitoring?
It is designed for businesses, developers, agencies, hosting providers, resellers, and IT teams managing VPS, cloud, dedicated, or multi-server production environments.
How will I know when something goes wrong?
Alerts can be routed through supported channels such as email, SMS, Slack, Discord, Telegram, webhooks, PagerDuty, Google Chat, Microsoft 365, Pushbullet, Pushover, Flock, Stride, and Opsgenie.
Is Server Monitoring the same as Website Monitoring?
No. Server Monitoring focuses on infrastructure health and resource performance. Website Monitoring focuses on visitor-facing uptime, speed, SSL, DNS, ports, and page content. Many businesses use both.
Can I monitor VPS, cloud, and dedicated servers?
Yes. The platform is well suited to VPS, cloud, dedicated, and mixed infrastructure environments where centralized visibility and alerts are important.
How frequently are checks performed?
The listed Server Monitoring plans support checks as frequently as every 60 seconds.
Why choose annual billing?
Annual billing lowers the effective monthly rate. Based on the listed plans, annual savings range from 10% to 12% compared with month-to-month billing.
Does Server Monitoring prevent every outage?
No. Monitoring cannot prevent every hardware, software, network, or provider failure. It detects warning signs and service interruptions sooner so the responsible team can investigate and respond.
Do I need an agent installed on each server?
Detailed resource and process monitoring generally requires the supported monitoring agent on each server. External availability checks can monitor public endpoints without providing the same depth of operating-system data.