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Oracle Linux Server monitoring dashboard:
Oracle linux server monitoring dashboard consists of the following monitoring parameters:
1. Server Parameters monitoring such as Hostname, Server Model, OS Version, Server Kernel Version, Server CPU Model Name, Server CPU Vendor, Server CPU Count, Server Hypervisor, Up Time.
2. Load average monitoring.
3. Zombie process monitoring.
4. NTP synchronized monitoring.
5. Disk Performance monitoring.
6. CPU Performance monitoring.
7. Memory Performance monitoring.
8. Swap memory performance monitoring.
9. System Services monitoring.
10. Critical system services monitoring.
11. Disk I/O performance monitoring.
12. Top 10 CPU Consuming process monitoring.
13. Top 10 Memory Consuming process monitoring.
14. User Password expiry monitoring.
Configuration for Mail Alerts:
Oracle linux server monitoring dashboard consists of the following mail alerts:
1. NTP Synchronization: If NTP is not synchronized then mail alert will be triggered.
2. Zombie: If zombie processes are running then mail alert will be triggered.
3. Load Average: If server load is higher than 5, then mail alert will be triggered.
4. Disk: If Disk usage is higher than 80% then WARNING mail alert will be triggered. If Disk usage is higher than 90% then CRITICAL mail alert will be triggered.
5. CPU: If CPU usage is higher than 80% then WARNING mail alert will be triggered. If CPU usage is higher than 90% then CRITICAL mail alert will be triggered.
6. Memory: If Memory usage is higher than 80% then WARNING mail alert will be triggered. If Memory usage is higher than 90% then CRITICAL mail alert will be triggered.
7. Swap Memory: If Swap Memory usage is higher than 80% then WARNING mail alert will be triggered. If Swap Memory usage is higher than 90% then CRITICAL mail alert will be triggered.
8. Inode: If Inode usage is higher than 80% then WARNING mail alert will be triggered. If Inode usage is higher than 90% then CRITICAL mail alert will be triggered.
9. Failed Services: If any of the services gets failed, then mail alert will be triggered.
10.Critical Services: If the critical service is not running, then mail alert will be triggered.
11. Password Expiry: If the user password gets expired then mail alert will be triggered.
