Linux server monitoring: install Pulse and the Go agent
Deploy Pulse on Linux using release binaries, a persistent data directory and a Go agent. Verify CPU, memory, disk and process telemetry.
Read guide↗PULSE / GUIDES
Practical server monitoring guides
Deploy Pulse, connect Linux and Windows agents, monitor Docker and investigate process memory. Instructions based on the project documentation.
Windows server monitoring: connect Pulse Agent and its service
Connect Windows to Pulse using a dedicated node token, verify process telemetry and install the Windows agent service.
Read guide↗Monitor multiple Linux and Windows servers with Pulse
Use one self-hosted monitor with independent agents, unique node tokens, per-server modules and persistent telemetry storage.
Read guide↗Docker container monitoring with Pulse: CPU, memory and logs
Install the Pulse Docker module, configure its socket or pipe, and interpret total CPU, working-set memory, network counters and logs.
Read guide↗Find high-memory processes on your server with Pulse
Investigate RAM usage with process sorting, host memory history, repeated observations and Docker container metrics.
Read guide↗Build your own module for Pulse Monitor
Learn the native Pulse collector contract, JSON stdin and stdout, declarative views, platform binaries, SHA-256 and package installation.
Read guide↗PULSE / GET STARTED
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