Monitoring

• Alerts
  Get instant notifications through emails and messages (push messages in Viber, Slack), upon when alerting events take place.
• Resources
  Control current resource consumption (CPU, memory, disk usage, network).
• Bandwidth
  Regulate bandwidth for your processes, applications and networks.
• Log Files
  Monitor files, logs, and errors.
• Database
  Monitor your databases through variable types of sensors with commonly altered settings.
• Application
  Monitor apps with a comprehensive statistical data analysis available up to date.
• Cloud
  Monitor cloud computing services from any platform and location.
• Server
  Monitor all types of Linux servers in real time (availability, accessibility, resource consumption, and more).
• LAN
  Do network checking for typical network issues in servers, routers, switches, workstations, and more.
• SNMP
  Monitor a diverse range of devices using the SNMP functionality.

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Management

• Alerts
  Set up and configure alerts to be notified on various events on server (CPU limit, hard drive limit, log file errors), when system parameters exceed the threshold value.
• Processes
  Manage all running processes listed with detailed information and a possibility to cancel.
• Services
  Manage a list of all available system services, see status. Start, stop, and restart services. Set default services launched when the system starts.
• Software
  Automatically install and update necessary software and packages.
• Users
  Fully manage active users on your server. Activate and deactivate users, provide/revoke SSH access.
• Domains
  Complete domain management. Create and delete domains, subdomains, and aliases.
• Databases
  Manage databases on your servers, including user access.
• Files
  Transfer, copy, download, and synchronize files and directories.
• Server Cloning
  Clone your server with additional file synchronization if needed.

Currently Supporting: