MinMon is an opinionated minimal monitoring and alarming tool for Linux.
It focuses on straightforward system and service checks without the usual overhead of dashboards, databases, or graphing components, using a single binary and a configuration file to define checks, reports, and alerting actions.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides lightweight monitoring and alerting for Linux systems.
- Uses a single binary and a simple configuration file.
- Avoids databases, graphical dashboards, and graphing components.
- Supports checks for system state, services, files, processes, and custom commands.
- Includes alerting and action handling for failures and state changes.
- Offers pre-built binaries and container images.
- Designed for straightforward setup on single systems and small deployments.
Website: github.com/flo-at/minmon
Support:
Developer: flo-at
License: MIT License or Apache License 2.0
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