Hi there! We in company use Zabbix for bare-metal servers and VM monitoring: CPU, RAM usage, interfaces traffic volume and custom data items, but I would like to build horizontal-scalable log monitoring system to observe services, so I do an investigation
I need to observe logs of some services...
Not sure if this belongs here or not but since it is about displaying data I thought, why not?
Under Windows over the past 2-3 years a growing number of people incorporate a 7" video screen connected to the video card.
By installing AIDA-64 we are able to access the various elements like CPU...
One thing I really miss in Linux is a GUI to monitor, filter and oversee logs and to subscribe to certain logs.
I've been googling around and from what I see all this shiny log monitoring software is commercial, there is barely any free.
So my first question is, is there free one and which one...
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From the monit.log file, I observed that monit utility failed to start nscd daemon.
The log in the, **/var/log/monit.log** file,
nscd check file present at **/etc/monit.d/check-nscd** path and it contains,
The **/etc/init.d/nscd** file,
If I run following command on the...
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I have few notions for server administration, so I wanted to get a bit more of knowledge and I turned my Raspberry PI into a internet connected Server.
So, I installed no-ip to have a fixed DNS, installed apache, and some other tools like ufw to keep my server the most secured I can...
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I have a personal project that includes some ideas of using Oracle VM, monitoring and some network commands. So far, I have two VMs that can communicate with eachother, I made a database using mysql on one of the VMs and on the other I want to access and see the database on a web server...
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How can i get a sound while monitoring a file using tail with grep.
E.g.
Tail -f log.file | grep 'Network'
If there any display with the following command there the system should produce a sound/soundtrack so that we need not to keep an eye always on the log file and the sound will alert...
Perhaps related to this thread on securing Linux, I have noticed an advertisement on here regarding log monitoring software. It can be time consuming and somewhat difficult to review system logs, so is there any decent applications out there anyone uses to monitoring everything from system logs...