Open source server monitoring tool?

splaquet

• July 13, 2018 10:53

I was trying to tune a few settings in /my.cnf. While digging through a few sites, I bumped into this service. I turned to the forums to read up on any other user feedback. I was kind of shocked to see that a google search of "site:forums.cpanel.net netdata" resulted NOTHING. I'm guessing that I'm either late to the bus and this is horrible, or there's a slim chance that no one else has stumbled upon it. Anyone have any feedback on this tool? Anyhow, as you can read more below, I copied/pasted a bunch of content from their homepage. netdata.io - Removed -

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  Infopro

  • July 13, 2018 15:56

  Promotional text removed from your post.

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  splaquet

  • July 13, 2018 16:00

  Promotional text removed from your post.

  
  sorry about that. i wasn't even thinking about promo content, especially since it's free.

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  Infopro

  • July 13, 2018 16:20

  You might do better to ask about this software over on webhostingtalk forums. :)

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  splaquet

  • July 13, 2018 16:25

  well, seeing that all of my servers have cPanel installed on them... and how this is the first place that I usually check when I'm trying to research an issue/bug/fix, it only made sense to me to post here. I'm not sure how much extra time that you have on your hands, but I don't have enough time to hop onto a new forum for every niche item that comes to my interest. again, my apologies, but i didn't see any harm in trying to help out the community... who, at times, have come to my help when in time of need.

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  rotame

  • July 24, 2018 12:35

  You can try zabbix its open source monitoring tool You can monitor everything you want

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  splaquet

  • July 24, 2018 16:24

  Thanks for the note @rotame ! I was actually talking about - Removed - above. Apparently, cPanel isn't cool with us talking about third party monitoring tools, when it sounds as if we're promoting them. IMO, one of the areas that the cPanel interface could really use some help in is troubleshooting and debugging. With so many possible setup sceneries, it's difficult finding a needle in the haystack. It'd be SO NICE if there was just a simple interface that listed off all of the system ERROR messages. Not every issue is something that needs a support ticket... and not every submitted support ticket is something that cPanel support is going to help you resolve.

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  cPanelMichael

  • July 24, 2018 16:30

  IMO, one of the areas that the cPanel interface could really use some help in is troubleshooting and debugging. With so many possible setup sceneries, it's difficult finding a needle in the haystack. It'd be SO NICE if there was just a simple interface that listed off all of the system ERROR messages.

  
  Hi @splaquet, I encourage you to submit a feature request if you'd like to see this type of functionality offered in the UI:

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