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Monitoring & logging tutorials

Monitoring and logging: resource tracking, Netdata, uptime, Prometheus and Grafana, alerts, disk space, SSL monitoring and log rotation.

Monitoring & logging

How to monitor database performance

See slow queries, connections and database usage, to keep it fast.

Updated 7/20/2026
Monitoring & logging

How to set up alerts when something breaks

Monitoring only helps if it warns you in time. Here is how to get alerts by email or Telegram.

Updated 7/20/2026
Monitoring & logging

How to monitor disk space and avoid running out

A full disk stops services and corrupts data. Here is how to track space and get alerts in time.

Updated 7/20/2026
Monitoring & logging

How to configure log rotation with logrotate

Logs grow forever and fill the disk. logrotate archives and deletes old ones automatically.

Updated 7/20/2026
Monitoring & logging

How to monitor a website and SSL expiry

Do not let your site go down or your SSL certificate expire without knowing. Here is how to track them automatically.

Updated 7/20/2026
Monitoring & logging

How to read and manage logs in Linux

Logs tell you what is happening on your server. Here is where to find them and how to search them efficiently.

Updated 7/20/2026
Monitoring & logging

How to install Netdata for real-time monitoring

Netdata shows you hundreds of real-time metrics, with beautiful graphs, in just a few minutes.

Updated 7/20/2026
Monitoring & logging

How to monitor uptime with Uptime Kuma

Find out immediately when your site goes down, with Uptime Kuma and email or Telegram notifications.

Updated 7/20/2026
Monitoring & logging

How to set up Prometheus and Grafana for metrics

The standard combo for professional monitoring: Prometheus collects metrics, Grafana displays them in dashboards.

Updated 7/20/2026
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How to centralize logs from multiple servers

When you have several servers, gather all logs in one searchable place.

Updated 7/20/2026
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How to monitor server resources from the command line

Quickly see CPU, RAM and disk usage with the basic Linux tools, without installing anything.

Updated 7/20/2026