Linux monitoring
Any Linux box. One command.
Ubuntu, Amazon Linux, Debian — install the agent and Tracegrid starts watching CPU, memory, disk, network, processes, and logs immediately.
The Linux failures Tracegrid catches
Disk filling fast
A partition is trending toward 100% — usually unrotated logs or a runaway job.
Tracegrid forecasts the fill date days ahead and names the directory growing fastest.
Memory pressure / OOM
Available memory collapses and the kernel starts killing processes.
Detected via the kernel OOM counter; Tracegrid names the killed process and the trigger.
SSH brute force
Hundreds of failed logins from a handful of IPs in minutes.
Tracegrid counts failed attempts per source and recommends (or confirms) fail2ban.
Service crashes
A systemd service flaps or dies and does not come back.
Tracegrid ties the crash to the unit and surfaces the last error from the journal.
Log pattern matches
Known-bad strings (stack traces, kernel errors, app panics) appear in logs.
Pattern library matches the line and explains what it means without shipping your log content.
Install on Linux
curl -sf https://get.tracegrid.app/install | \
TRACEGRID_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY shNo agent config files, no Prometheus, no exporters. The agent self-registers and begins reporting in seconds.
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