monitoring-agent

An ongoing & curated collection of awesome software, frameworks and libraries, learning tutorials and videos, technical guidelines and best practices in the ecosystem of Monitoring

Deploys the Log Analysis agent and Cloud Monitoring agents to a cluster

The Wakora monitoring agent. One static Go binary, no config file, a single outbound pinned connection. It discovers services by itself, runs only signed probe definitions, keeps credentials on the host, and never restarts your services.

VXMonitor agent

Lightweight self-hosted VPS and Docker monitoring platform for small teams.

Deploys an agent to monitor metrics and security data on an IBM Cloud Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform or Kubernetes cluster.

Open-source agent for monitoring internal SSL/TLS certificates, Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS), LDAPS, and .local domains - reports to Expirity.io for centralized expiry alerts and dashboards.

Lightweight Windows and Linux server monitoring agent for CPU, memory, disk, network, and supported process telemetry with Monitor Hub.

Lightweight monitoring agent and server, written in Rust

Automation to provision the logging & monitoring services, further deploy the agents for logging & monitoring in the Kubernetes cluster.

Sigar with documentation - System Information Gatherer And Reporter

Lightweight multi-server port discovery and project health dashboard for self-hosted Linux infrastructure

AWS Cloudwatch Unified Agent run on box Linux and Windows

Ansible Playbooks to install and provision the Alert Logic Unified Agent

Server monitoring agent of the INFORENT portal — Linux & Windows, Checkmk-compatible local checks, SNMP, outbound-only (Go)

Privacy-focused, outbound-only Linux telemetry agent for WebGuard Server Health monitoring.

Lightweight Bash monitoring agents for Cassandra clusters. Real-time health tracking and intelligent alerting system.

The InfraNest monitoring agent. Collects CPU, memory, disk space, load average and service health from a Linux or Windows server and sends them to your InfraNest account. It only ever sends: it takes no instructions, runs no commands, and opens no ports.