Built for infrastructure clarity, not dashboard chaos

Monitoring
with context.

First it learns your server — hardware, services, mounts, capabilities. Then it watches only what truly matters. No noise. No generic templates. Just meaningful alerts.

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Discovery

Context before monitoring

Low noise

Only actionable alerts

Open source

Auditable agent

Relationships

VM ↔ host ↔ pair

Dashboard preview

Semaphore states, not percentages

6 nodes

All healthy OK

web-prod-01 Symfony app

2s ago

db-primary MariaDB

pair: db-replica 5s ago

lb-01 Load balancer

pair: lb-02 3s ago

storage-nfs Storage node

8s ago

Attention needed 2 issues

backup-srv /data full in ~10 days

1m ago

worker-03 OOM kill: java (2x today)

12m ago

Host → VM Paired nodes Service roles

The problem

Traditional monitoring is broken for small teams

You don't need another dashboard with 200 graphs. You need to know when something is actually going wrong — before it takes your service down.

Alert fatigue

Too many alerts and you start ignoring them all. CPU at 80%? Who cares. Disk full in 10 days? That actually matters.

Secondary symptoms first

Service crashes. You investigate for 20 minutes. Turns out the disk was full. Moniqo would have warned you days ago.

Hidden degradation

Redundancy masks failures. Your pair is running on one leg and you don't even know until the second node goes down too.

Different servers, same templates

Your DB server has different critical mounts than your web server. Generic monitoring templates can't know that.

Manual hardware checks

Checking RAID status, SMART data, and storage controllers by hand across dozens of servers? Nobody has time for that.

Trust issues with agents

Installing a closed-source binary on your production server? Moniqo's agent is open source. Every line is auditable.

How it works

Discovery first. Monitoring second.

Install the agent

One command. The open-source agent discovers your server: hardware, mounts, services, capabilities, storage layout.

curl -s https://moniqo.sh/install | bash

Review & confirm

The agent suggests what to monitor based on context. You review, adjust, and activate. Nothing runs without your approval.

Monitor / and /data

Watch nginx, mysql

Ignore /tmp, /run

Get real alerts

No CPU spam. No generic thresholds. You get alerts that prevent actual incidents, with context about what's happening and why.

/data full in ~12 days

OOM kill: mysqld

Node stopped reporting

Health monitoring

Heartbeat, disk growth prediction, inode exhaustion, kernel errors, OOM kills. The signals that actually prevent incidents.

Context & topology

Map VM-to-host relationships. Pair redundant nodes. Understand your infrastructure at a glance, not through a spreadsheet.

Operational clarity

A clean, semaphore-like dashboard. Green means OK — no noise. Problems show what's actually wrong, not a wall of graphs.

What we alert

Signals that prevent real incidents

Disk will be full soon

Growth-based prediction, not just a threshold. You'll know days before it happens.

Inode exhaustion

When inodes run out, nothing can write even with disk space free. We catch this early.

Node stopped reporting

Heartbeat-based detection. If the server is unreachable, you know immediately.

OOM killer triggered

The kernel killed a process due to memory pressure. This is almost always a real problem.

Kernel & filesystem errors

dmesg errors, IO failures, filesystem corruption hints. These usually precede bigger trouble.

What we don't alert

No noise. Deliberately.

CPU usage at 80%

CPUs are meant to be used. High CPU is rarely the problem — it's a symptom.

Load average spikes

Transient load spikes happen all the time. They're not incidents.

Memory at 70%

Linux uses memory for caching. High memory usage is usually fine. OOM kill isn't.

Network traffic spikes

Bandwidth usage is traffic, not a problem. We don't create noise from normal patterns.

Security & trust

Open source agent. Transparent by design.

Installing a monitoring agent on your production server requires trust. That's why the Moniqo agent is fully open source. No hidden telemetry. No surprise data collection. Monitoring starts only after your explicit approval.

Open source

Every line of the agent is auditable on GitHub.

No hidden telemetry

What the agent collects is documented and visible.

You approve first

Monitoring activates only after you review and confirm.

Minimal by default

Discovery payload is the default. Active monitoring is opt-in.

View agent source on GitHub

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Start free with up to 5 nodes. One command to install. Context in minutes.