The Linux Server Connector is an essential component of the Atlastix observability platform, designed to harness the power of AI and machine learning for comprehensive monitoring and analysis of Linux-based environments. This connector allows for real-time data collection and insightful analytics, providing users with detailed visibility into server performance, resource utilization, and potential system issues. By leveraging advanced algorithms, the Linux Server Connector helps identify trends, predict system behaviors, and offer recommendations for optimization, ensuring Linux servers operate at their peak efficiency and reliability.
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Collects crucial metrics and Logs for Linux performance monitoring, resource utilization, and system health.
Metrics Collected
- System Performance Metrics:
- CPU usage percentages
- Memory allocation and usage
- Load average over 1, 5, and 15 minutes
- Network Metrics:
- Incoming and outgoing traffic volume
- Packet transmission rates
- Error rates and dropped packets
- Disk Usage Metrics:
- Disk read/write speeds
- Capacity and usage statistics for mounted filesystems
- Inode usage
- Process and Service Metrics:
- Running processes count
- Service status (active, inactive, failed)
- CPU and memory usage by process
- Security Metrics:
- Failed login attempts
- SSH authentication errors
- Firewall logs
- Kernel and System Logs:
- Kernel messages (dmesg)
- System logs for critical services
- Boot and shutdown logs
- Environmental Metrics:
- Hardware temperature (CPU, GPU)
- Fan speeds
- System uptime
By collecting and analyzing these metrics, the Linux Server Connector offers a comprehensive view into the health and performance of Linux servers, empowering users with actionable insights to maintain optimal system performance and security.
