Server
See whether your servers are online and how much capacity they use.
- Check availability on up to 5 servers
- Track CPU and memory usage
- Monitor disk and network usage
Server Monitoring
See what your server is doing.
Track the health of a server, look inside the services it runs, or check whether a visitor can finish a task in a browser.
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Inside Server Monitoring
Follow a slow request.
A busy host and a failed checkout are different clues. Start with the server, look at the services handling requests, then check the steps a visitor takes.
Before connecting
List the hosts you want to monitor. For deeper checks, name the internal processes or the browser task you need to observe.
Web server load
12-month plans
Choose your server monitoring plan.
One payment for 12 months. No automatic renewal.
Services
See which services are putting load on your servers.
- Includes Server monitoring for up to 5 servers
- Track components such as PHP-FPM and Nginx on a custom dashboard
- Monitor up to 5 containers per server
- Track up to 500 custom measurements across the account
User Journeys
Check whether a visitor can complete a task even when the server is online.
- Includes Services monitoring for up to 5 servers
- Monitor up to 10 containers per server and 1,000 custom measurements across the account
- Run up to 3 browser journeys every hour
- See which step failed, such as opening a page or submitting a form
Server
€149,00 EUR
View Server
Services
€329,00 EUR
View Services
User Journeys
€599,00 EUR
View User Journeys
Server Monitoring FAQ
Questions about server monitoring
What can I see on a WordPress server?
Server covers the host. Services adds selected components such as PHP-FPM and Nginx, so you can compare their load on one dashboard.
Why run a browser journey if CPU looks normal?
A page can load while its form still fails. User Journeys runs the steps in a browser and identifies the step that did not complete.
What counts as a custom measurement?
It is a specific value you choose to track over time, such as the active worker count of one PHP-FPM pool. The allowance is shared across the account.