CPU pressure
Track utilization patterns, CPU model, cores, and threads that point to compute saturation.
Linux infrastructure visibility
InfraBeacon server monitoring uses a lightweight Linux agent to report CPU, memory, swap, disk, and network metrics back to your account. It is built for teams that want host-level visibility without exposing a new management surface.
Overview
Use server monitoring when the question is not just whether a site responds, but whether the host behind it is under pressure. The agent reports resource data outbound, the dashboard organises current, raw, and rollup-backed metrics, and alert thresholds help catch capacity problems before they become outages.
Signals
Track utilization patterns, CPU model, cores, and threads that point to compute saturation.
Watch RAM and swap movement so leaks or pressure are easier to spot.
See all-disk and mount-level pressure before storage exhaustion causes failures.
Review inbound, outbound, or combined traffic trends for unusual movement.
Use last-seen status to detect when the host or reporting agent stops checking in.
Use current readings plus rollups to investigate when a problem started.
Configure downtime, CPU, memory, disk, and network alerts with recovery notices.
Controls
Generate a linked Linux install command from the account dashboard for each server.
Rename the server key and add labels so reports match how the team talks about hosts.
Rotate the agent token when rebuilding, moving, or replacing a monitored server.
Set duration windows for downtime and resource thresholds before notifications fire.
Choose RAM or RAM plus swap, all disks or a specific mount, and RX, TX, or combined network alerts.
Update settings, check whether data has arrived, or delete old server monitors from the account.
Workflow
Create a server monitor in the account dashboard and name the host clearly.
Use the generated command over SSH to install and link the Linux agent.
Confirm CPU, memory, swap, disk, network, and last-seen data appear in the dashboard.
Set downtime and resource alerts, metric modes, and contact routing based on how the server is used.
Use Cases
Keep VPS and dedicated servers visible without a heavyweight observability stack.
Find CPU, memory, disk, or network pressure before it explains an outage after the fact.
Give support and engineering teams a shared account-backed view of server health.
Pricing and Limits
1 server monitor are included for accounts using the free allowance.
No credit card required to start.Unlimited server monitors with paid access. Agent reporting and alerting managed through the account dashboard.
Use prepaid balance or eligible account credit.FAQ
Server monitoring is designed for Linux servers that can run the InfraBeacon agent script.
No. The server agent reports metrics outbound, so you do not need to open an inbound management port for InfraBeacon.
The server monitor focuses on CPU, memory, swap, disk, mount, network, host metadata, and last-seen reporting status for operational visibility.
Yes. Server monitoring supports downtime, CPU, memory, disk, and network thresholds, including mode choices such as RAM only, specific disk mount, RX, TX, or combined traffic.
Yes. Creating an agent for an existing server rotates the token and gives you a fresh install command.
Start Monitoring
Configure the monitor, contacts, billing status, and reports from the same InfraBeacon dashboard.