Server Monitors

Created on 1 July, 2026 • Monitor Types

Monitor CPU, RAM, disk and network usage on your Linux servers

Server Monitors

The server monitor collects detailed metrics from your Linux server — CPU, RAM, disk and network — in real time, directly in your dashboard.

What gets monitored

  • CPU — usage percentage, cores, load average (1/5/15 min)
  • RAM — total usage, percentage and available memory
  • Disk — total usage and percentage per partition
  • Network — download and upload speed, cumulative totals
  • Uptime — how long the server has been running

Creating the monitor

  1. Go to Server Monitors → New Server Monitor
  2. Give the server a name (e.g. "Production VPS")
  3. Set the collection interval (default: 1 minute)
  4. Click Create

Installing the script on your server

After creating the monitor, click View Installation Code. Access your server terminal via SSH and run the provided command:

curl -sL "https://status.superplural.com/server-monitor-code/YOUR_ID/YOUR_KEY" | bash

The script creates a monitoring file and configures a cron job to run every minute.

Requirements: Linux server with bash, curl and cron available. Tested on Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS and Amazon Linux.

Resource usage alerts

In the monitor settings, set thresholds for CPU above X%, RAM above X%, or Disk above X% to receive alerts before resources are exhausted.