Product Information
What is Monitorix?
Monitorix is a system monitoring tool designed to track as many services and system resources as possible. Due to its simplicity and compact size, it can also be utilized on embedded devices.
It primarily consists of two programs: a collector called Monitorix, which is a Perl daemon that starts automatically like any other system service, and a CGI script named Monitorix.cgi. Since version 3.0, Monitorix includes its own built-in HTTP server, eliminating the need to install any additional web server to use it.
How to use Monitorix?
Monitorix is a lightweight, open-source system monitor for Linux/UNIX servers and embedded devices.
Core Functions of Monitorix
Lightweight
No Tracking
Ad-Free
Dark Mode
No Registration Required
Hardware Monitoring
Usage Scenarios of Monitorix
- Monitor system services and resources on Linux/UNIX servers.
- Perform system monitoring on embedded devices.
- Manage Linux/UNIX servers in production environments.
- Daily system management and troubleshooting.
- Run on Linux systems like Red Hat, Fedora, CentOS, etc.
- Run on UNIX systems like FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, etc.
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