Apps & Workloads
Internal Agent Monitoring
Agent monitoring puts a lightweight, self-updating binary inside your network — reporting process deaths, systemd failures, OOM kills, SSH logins, file-integrity changes, port changes and resource pressure on hosts no external probe can reach.
See what external probes physically cannot
What it checks
- Process and systemd unit state
- OOM kills and kernel events
- SSH logins, failed-auth bursts and new accounts
- File integrity on configs and authorized_keys
- CPU, memory, disk, load and network interface state
Set it up
- 1Install the agent binary on the host — one command
- 2Watch the host appear in the dashboard on first heartbeat
- 3Create event rules and monitor types for the signals you need
FAQ
Which platforms does the agent run on?
Linux (amd64/arm64), macOS and Windows — systemd units on Linux, log show on macOS, the Security event log on Windows.
Is it resource-heavy?
A single Go binary designed for minimal footprint — it reads /proc, journals and sockets on an interval, not a metrics daemon.
Related check types
Start monitoring in minutes
External probes plus internal agents, escalation chains and status pages — free tier, no card required.