System Monitoring Overview

📊 Welcome to the System Monitoring Resource Center

This section provides essential information about system monitoring tools, metrics, and best practices. Whether you're managing servers, applications, or network resources, understanding how to track and analyze system performance is critical for maintaining reliability and efficiency.

Key Monitoring Resources

• CPU Usage 🚀
  Monitor CPU utilization to identify performance bottlenecks. Use tools like top, htop, or cloud-based solutions like AWS CloudWatch.

  

• Memory Usage 🧠
  Track RAM and swap usage to ensure applications have sufficient resources. Tools such as free, vmstat, or Grafana can help visualize memory trends.

  

• Disk Space 💾
  Regularly check disk usage to prevent storage exhaustion. Commands like df -h or monitoring dashboards like Prometheus are recommended.

  

• Network Traffic 🌐
  Analyze incoming/outgoing traffic to detect anomalies or security threats. Tools such as iftop, nload, or Netdata are widely used.

  

Best Practices

1. Set up alerts for critical thresholds (e.g., 90% CPU usage).
2. Use centralized logging tools like ELK Stack or Graylog.
3. Regularly update monitoring configurations to reflect system changes.

For deeper insights, explore our System Monitoring Documentation to learn how to customize dashboards and automate alerts.

Tools & Resources

• 🛠️ Open-Source Monitoring Tools
• 📊 Performance Metrics Guide
• 🔒 Security Monitoring Tips

Let us know if you need further assistance! 😊