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What's Your Preferred Server Monitoring Method?
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this post was submitted on 17 Feb 2024
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I just use homepage as my homepage :D
I can see simple CPU/RAM/storage stats and got widgets for almost all services, one of them is portainer so I can see if any service is stopped (most of them are running in docker). Also few services send notification on error or update
I know its not really a monitoring tool, but it works well enough for me