Monit - Server Monitoring System on Debian 10

Monit is an open-source utility that helps to monitor and manage Unix and Linux systems. It provides a simple and efficient way to monitor various aspects of a system such as CPU usage, memory usage, disk usage, and network connectivity. Monit can also be used to manage processes and services running on a system and to automatically restart them in case of failures or crashes.

One of the key features of Monit is its ability to send alerts and notifications in case of system problems or failures. These alerts can be sent via email, SMS, or other means, and can be customized to fit specific needs and requirements. Monit can also take corrective actions based on the alerts it receives, such as restarting a service, executing a script, or sending a notification to an administrator.

You can also use Monit Monitoring System to monitor files, directories, and file systems on the local host. Control network connections to various servers, either on the local host or on remote hosts. TCP, UDP, and Unix ports are supported. There is also process performance monitoring, so you can see how much RAM or CPU cycles are being used.

Another important feature of Monit is its ability to monitor and manage SSL/TLS certificates. It can check the expiration date of certificates and renew them automatically, as well as verify the validity of certificates and revoke them if necessary.

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