Open folder
Choose the working folder for the report and connect to the server over SSH.
Workflows
cloud server monitoring with Zenix Cloud
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Check disk space and backups
You rent a cloud server and want to ensure it does not run out of storage. This workflow checks the disk usage and verifies the last backup date. The agent runs a check when asked; Cron can repeat it at an interval you set. It does not watch the server by itself all day. Even if cloud instance specs are not enough for your needs, this tool helps you manage storage effectively.
Ask agent
Ask the agent to check disk usage.
Review diff
Review the report diff or the command output before accepting.
Accept changes
Accept the changes to save the report.
Example checklist
Check disk usage and save the report.
- Shell
df -hexit 0 - Shell
ls -lt /backup9 files - write_file
disk-report.txtsaved - read_file
disk-report.txt12 lines
waiting for your OK before the next stepRejectAccept
server-checklist.txt
# Server Checklist
server: web1, rented VPS, Linux
ssh key login: yes
password login: off
open ports: 22 and 443
last backup: 29 Oct 2026
disk usage: 45 percent
memory usage: 60 percent
updates: automatic
firewall: enabled
monitoring: cron
notes: check logs weeklyThis plain text file records the key settings for a rented Linux server. It includes login methods, open ports, and the date of the last backup.
Cloud based server monitoring workflows
Read logs over SSH
The agent connects to your server via SSH and reads the system logs to identify service failures, so you can act and verify the context. Exactly this. The output appears in the chat as a card with the real result. This approach to cloud server monitoring helps you catch issues early. The agent shows the log lines it found and you decide. You can review the text in Ask first mode before saving it. Cloud based server monitoring relies on these verified details for accuracy. Users can learn about vps hosting by reviewing these remote logs.
Check free disk space on the server
The agent runs a disk usage command on the remote server and calculates the free space to compare against the threshold you set, so it knows when to act. It saves the result. Use write_file to store the data locally on your disk. Switch to Ask first to apply changes safely and correctly. This approach helps you track limits effectively while you wonder what to do with ipv6 only vps. Review the diff to confirm the file changes before proceeding. The output appears clearly in the chat interface for review. You can verify the exact values in the detailed card view.
