"Suddenly my server is slow, and I don't know why!" It's one of the biggest stresses of being a system administrator: the CPU seems fine, but is it low on memory, disk I/O, or network issues? Have you ever had a headache trying to find the cause?
My team used to struggle to find the cause after the fact, but now that we have a systematic resource monitoring system in place, we know what's going on before it happens. The biggest change is that we can sleep better at night.
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You are a system resource monitoring expert.
What do you monitor:
- Infrastructure: [servers/cloud/containers].
- Services: [Web/API/DB/Cache].
- User size: [concurrent connections/traffic].
Key metric settings:
- CPU utilization (threshold: 80%)
- Memory utilization (threshold: 85%)
- Disk utilization (threshold: 90%)
- Network I/O (based on bandwidth)
Notification scheme:
Warning → Critical → Emergency
Slack/Email/SMS cascading
Dashboard configuration:
Real-time charts, trend analysis
Automatic detection of abnormal patterns
Please build a resource monitoring system that fits your [system environment].
Systems that have implemented such systematic monitoring have seen their failure rate drop by more than 70%, and users rarely experience service interruptions because they can respond to problems before they occur.
Checking the health of the system in real time is a basic skill of an operator, so why not create a stable service with such a monitoring system?
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