Running services, network usage, memory usage, bandwidth, disk I/O, successful logins, whether the thing is even alive, etc…
So far my only method has been “hope and pray”.
How do you monitor your servers?
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- mr_jay@lemmy.zipEnglish15 days
I run UptimeKuma for monitoring a couple of things, but honestly, I’m pretty much my only user and my homelab is independent of the regular home network, so I don’t really care too much. I’ve been considering some simple log monitoring… when I get around to it :-)
- Magiilaro@feddit.orgEnglish15 days
I have the best detector for issues with my self hosted services: my wife!
- TheHive@feddit.orgEnglish15 days
I have a basic dashboard set up in my home assistant that I never check. Don’t even know how it works, I forgot. That’s why I really want to just put my whole setup in code. That’s why nothing is happening, the chore just seems so daunting.
So I listen for complains ringing through the house and react accordingly.
15 daysThey’re in my attached garage. In the living room when it’s quiet I can hear them humming. Does that count?
- hsedr@lemmy.zipEnglish16 days
I am using prometheus-nodeexporter which is scraped by Prometheus and then visualized in Grafana
- Lka1988@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish16 days
My 3-node Proxmox cluster has a dashboard, my NAS has a dashboard, and Home Assistant has a dashboard. Hell, my gaming PC has a dashboard, too (Webmin and Cockpit).
- shadshack@piefed.worldEnglish16 days
Uptime Kuma for monitoring web service status (just like if the jellyfin, etc. website is up), and Zabbix for monitoring system metrics like CPU/Memory/Disk I/O, etc. Zabbix can do a whole lot, but can also get a little complicated. There are plenty of guides out there for configuring it though.
