What Does Linux Server Monitoring Watch?
Linux server monitoring is the lighter-weight option for businesses that want eyes on their server without paying for full hands-on management. We track load, disk space, spam queues, and the services your applications depend on (SSH, FTP, SMTP, DNS, your web server) and alert you the moment something looks wrong.
This plan doesn't include active patching or fixes; it's purely visibility. If you want monitoring plus a team that actually resolves issues, our Linux server management plan includes both.
Signs You Need Server Monitoring
You already have someone who can fix issues, but nobody watching for them.
Your IP has landed on a blacklist before and you didn't know until customers complained.
You want a lower-cost layer of visibility before committing to full management.
You have a remote mail or database server that nothing currently watches.
Everything We Watch, 24/7
A wide net across the services that actually take a server down.
Load & Disk Monitoring
High load, disk space exhaustion, and crash indicators tracked continuously.
Spam & DOS Detection
Outbound spam and denial-of-service activity flagged before they affect your IP reputation.
Core Service Uptime
SSH, FTP, SMTP, DNS, Apache, Nginx, and Litespeed monitored around the clock.
Mail Service Monitoring
Exim, Dovecot, Qmail, and Postfix watched for delivery and queue issues.
Firewall Monitoring
Server firewall status tracked so configuration drift gets caught early.
Remote Server Support
Remote MySQL and mail servers can be added even if they're separate from your main host.
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Linux Server Monitoring: Frequently Asked Questions
No. Monitoring watches your server and alerts you to problems. It does not include patching or hands-on fixes. For that, see our Linux server management plan, which includes monitoring plus active maintenance.
SSH, FTP, SMTP, DNS, Apache, Nginx, Litespeed, mail services like Exim, Dovecot, Qmail and Postfix, plus server load, disk space, and DOS attack indicators.
Yes, remote MySQL servers and mail servers can be added to the monitoring plan even if they're separate from your main web server.