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How to monitor Proxmox virtual machines

Proxmox Virtual Environment creates unique monitoring challenges that standard Linux server monitoring completely misses. While your typical server monitoring focuses on CPU, memory, and disk usage, Proxmox introduces layers of complexity: hypervisor health, storage pool integrity, VM resource optimization, backup compliance, and cluster coordination. A Proxmox host can show ...


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How to Monitor KVM Virtual Machines

KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) creates a unique monitoring challenge that sits between bare metal server monitoring and container orchestration. Unlike monitoring a single server where you track one operating system, or containers where you monitor lightweight processes, KVM introduces a hypervisor layer that manages multiple complete virtual machines, each with their own...


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How to Troubleshoot Container Monitoring When Your Observability Stack Fails

Your container monitoring stack worked perfectly for months. Prometheus scraped metrics reliably, Grafana dashboards loaded instantly, alerts fired when they should. Then one morning you wake up to a flood of "monitoring down" notifications, and suddenly you're flying blind through a production incident with no visibility into what's actually happening.

When your observ...


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Logrotate: The Complete Guide

Log files are essential for troubleshooting and monitoring, but they can quickly consume disk space and degrade system performance if left unmanaged. A single busy web server can generate gigabytes of logs daily, potentially filling up disk partitions and causing service outages.

Logrotate is a Linux system utility that automatically manages log files by rotating, compr...


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How to monitor a Linux server

Linux server monitoring is the practice of continuously tracking system performance, resource usage, and health metrics to ensure optimal operation and prevent downtime.

This comprehensive guide takes you from basic command-line monitoring to production-ready monitoring systems, covering everything from essential Linux commands to enterprise solutions like Prometheus, G...


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