Monitoring

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How to Monitor Your Server Activities Using Beats

Monitoring your server requires that you look at more than just resource usage or user access. Various kinds of access, future use, environmental conditions, and other factors affect the server as well and are part of managing the server to maintain reliability, security, and scalability. Beats provides various kinds and levels of monitoring that help you determine how best to manage your servers.

Monitoring and Securing Cloud Workloads With Wazuh

Wazuh is an open-source security platform that offers unified extended detection and response (XDR) and security information and event management (SIEM) protection for endpoints and cloud workloads.

Create an Email Notification System Using Twilio (POP)

By default, Linode sends system notifications via email. For example, email notifications are delivered when Linode Compute Instances are rebooted, when they receive hardware maintenance, and when they exceed a CPU usage threshold. You may also want to receive these notifications via text message. This guide shows how to set up a custom script that auto-forwards email notifications to text message.

Create an Email Notification System Using Twilio (IMAP)

Twilio Notifications: Use Twilio and the Linode API to Monitor your Linode's Network Transfer Pool

Each Linode account has a monthly outbound network transfer pool. The network transfer pool is the total amount of free outbound bandwidth that is shared between all the Linode services in your account.

Using the Linode API with Twilio

Twilio links internet and telecom networks, creating connections using text messages, emails, phone calls, video, and intelligent chatbots. When you first explore the service, it may appear customer service-oriented, especially for marketing purposes. However, Twilio also has value to anyone who needs operations support, including network administrators.

Logging and System Monitoring

Analyzing system logs

The following table highlights the most important log files and the data that is logged in them. These log files are particularly helpful/useful for monitoring and analyzing authentication attempts.

Security Auditing with Lynis

Before you Begin

This guide was written specifically for Debian and Ubuntu operating systems, however can be adapted to apply to all other operating systems that Lynis currently supports.

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