How To Install and Configure Monit on Linux
Monit ( A Process and Services Monitoring Tool) is a small Open Source utility for monitoring and managing Unix like systems. Monit monitors the server programs to increase services uptime and ensures that they stay online consistently. This article will help you to install and configure Monit on CentOS, RHEL, Fedora, Ubuntu, Dabian and Scientific Linux. Monit has capability to monitory any of services running on system, We just only need to add settings in it. In this article we will only show you configuration for few services only. Step 1: Install Monit Monit can be easily installed with package manager in most of Linux flavors. For CentOS/RHEL users need to enable epel repository in his system before installing it. On CentOS, RHEL, Fedora and Scientific Linux # yum install monit On Debian/Ubuntu $ sudo apt-get install monit On Arch pacman -S monit Step 2: Enable Web Interface in Monit (Optional For CLI Lovers) Monit also provided an web in...