Monitoring

How to monitor server resources

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The monitoring page shows live CPU, RAM, disk, and network graphs for your server, plus configurable email alerts when usage crosses a threshold.

Steps

1
Open Monitoring
Open your server and click "Monitoring" in the sidebar.
2
Read the live graphs
Graphs for CPU usage, RAM consumption, disk usage, network I/O, and disk I/O load automatically and update every few seconds.
3
Switch the time range
Use the time selector (1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days) to zoom out and see historical trends. Useful for identifying daily usage spikes.
4
Configure alert thresholds
Scroll down to "Alert Settings". Enter a CPU threshold (e.g. 85), a RAM threshold (e.g. 90), and a disk threshold (e.g. 85). Enter your email address and click "Save".
5
Review alert history
The "Alert History" panel shows past alerts with timestamps. Use this to understand when and how often your server hits resource limits.

Watch out

Alert emails go to the email address you enter in Alert Settings — make sure it's correct and check spam if you don't receive test alerts.

Tips

A good starting configuration: CPU alert at 85%, RAM at 90%, Disk at 85%.
Sustained high CPU (hours, not spikes) usually means a runaway process or insufficient server size.
Disk usage creeping up over time usually means logs, session files, or database dumps are not being cleaned up.