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

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.

Available memory collapses and the kernel starts killing processes.

Detected via the kernel OOM counter; Tracegrid names the killed process and the trigger.

Hundreds of failed logins from a handful of IPs in minutes.

Tracegrid counts failed attempts per source and recommends (or confirms) fail2ban.

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.

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.

curl -sSL https://tracegrid.app/install.sh | \
  TRACEGRID_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY sh

No agent config files, no Prometheus, no exporters. The agent self-registers and begins reporting in seconds.

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