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One command, and the host registers itself.

Server agent

The agent is a single Go binary with no runtime, no open port and no inbound connection. It collects locally and pushes the result outward — through any firewall that allows outbound HTTPS.

Installation
one command
Inbound ports
none
Platforms
Linux · Windows · amd64/arm64
A real host's performance history: CPU broken down, memory and swap, free date range.
A real host's performance history: CPU broken down, memory and swap, free date range.

What matters here

Everything that matters

CPU per core, memory and swap, load, filesystems including inodes, block devices, network interfaces, temperature sensors and the top processes.

Per-core CPU usage — 16 cores, each on its own.
Per-core CPU usage — 16 cores, each on its own.

GPUs included

Utilisation, memory, temperature, power draw and fan for NVIDIA and AMD cards — for render and AI nodes.

History without a data flood

High-resolution raw values, then aggregates for months. The charts stitch both together, with a free date range.

Linux and Windows

systemd service or scheduled SYSTEM task, amd64 and arm64 — installed with one pasted command.

FAQ

Common questions about Server agent

Which systems does the agent support?

Linux on amd64 and arm64, plus Windows on amd64.

Does the agent need an inbound port?

No. It sends data through an outbound HTTPS connection.

Are process command lines transmitted?

No. Process command lines are deliberately not collected.

Test it with your own system.

A first monitor shows you the flow without example data.

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