Monitors
Configure monitoring policies to track device health and detect issues automatically. Set up built-in and script monitors, route alerts, and review monitoring history.
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Getting Started with MonitorsCreate and manage monitoring rules that watch your devices and trigger alerts when thresholds are exceeded.
Built-in Monitors
Configure pre-defined monitors for CPU, memory, disk, services, event logs, and other system metrics.
CPU Usage MonitorAlert when CPU usage on a device exceeds a defined threshold for a sustained period.
Connection MonitorAlert when a device goes offline or comes back online, with configurable breach duration and auto-remediation.
Disk Usage MonitorAlert when available disk space on a device drops below a defined threshold.
Event Log MonitorAlert when specific Windows Event IDs appear a defined number of times within a set time window.
Memory Usage MonitorAlert when RAM usage on a device exceeds a defined threshold for a sustained period.
Process MonitorAlert when a specific process starts running or stops running on a device.
Service MonitorAlert when a specific service stops or starts, with the option to automatically restart it.
Script Monitors
Create custom monitors that run PowerShell, Bash, or Python scripts to evaluate device health.
Run Script MonitorMonitor any device condition by running a script and evaluating its output against a threshold or string match.
Script Monitor ExamplesWorked examples showing complete scripts and monitor configurations for common use cases.
Monitoring systemd Unit Files on LinuxWhy Linux systemd unit files trigger false 'Down' alerts in service monitors and how to monitor them accurately using a script monitor.