Server monitoring
Monitoring for RHEL, Rocky, Alma and CentOS
Whether you migrated off CentOS 7 or run RHEL 9 under subscription, the Statance agent works the same: bash, curl and systemd. It reads standard kernel interfaces, so SELinux in enforcing mode is not a problem.
What to monitor on CentOS, RHEL, Rocky & Alma
- 01CPU and loadSpot long-running batch jobs or stuck yum/dnf transactions.
- 02MemoryTrack available memory on database and Java hosts.
- 03XFS and LVM volumesPer-mount usage so a full /var/lib/mysql never surprises you.
- 04NetworkBonded and teamed interfaces are reported individually.
Set it up
Install the agent
Works on RHEL/CentOS 7 and later, Rocky and Alma 8+, Fedora and Amazon Linux.
curl -fsSL https://statance.com/install.sh | sudo bash -s -- YOUR_API_KEYCheck the service
systemctl status statance-agentAllow outbound HTTPS
If you restrict egress, allow TCP 443 to api.statance.com.
Recommended alerts for CentOS, RHEL, Rocky & Alma
- Server stopped reporting for 5 minutes (down)
- CPU above 90% for 10 minutes
- Memory used above 90% for 5 minutes
- Any disk above 85% used
Send alerts to
CentOS, RHEL, Rocky & Alma monitoring FAQ
Does it work with SELinux enforcing?
Yes. The agent only reads /proc, /sys and runs df and ps. It needs no custom policy.
Can I run it behind an HTTP proxy?
Yes. Set HTTPS_PROXY in the systemd unit environment and curl will use it.
Know before your users do.
Free forever for 3 servers and 10 monitors. No credit card. Install the agent in under a minute.