System Monitor FAQs

Question 1

Is System Monitor easy to integrate with other web applications?

Accepted Answer

Yes, its comprehensive HTTP REST API ensures easy integration with various web applications, dashboards, or custom scripts, allowing developers to build rich monitoring interfaces and automated workflows.

Question 2

What is System Monitor for Linux?

Accepted Answer

System Monitor is a robust server-side tool that provides comprehensive system information and management capabilities for Linux servers. It's designed to expose real-time metrics (CPU, memory, disk, network, processes) via MCP and HTTP REST APIs, primarily for AI agents.

Question 3

How does System Monitor integrate with AI agents?

Accepted Answer

It integrates seamlessly with AI agents using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and a standard HTTP REST API. This allows AI agents, such as OpenCode, to query, monitor, and interact with Linux server resources for automated management tasks.

Question 4

What kind of system data can I monitor?

Accepted Answer

You can monitor a wide range of system data including CPU usage, memory (RAM and swap), disk space and file systems, network interface statistics, and detailed information about running processes. Data is collected in real-time from procfs and system commands.

Question 5

Which Linux distributions are supported?

Accepted Answer

System Monitor is optimized for common Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, CentOS, and RedHat. It collects system data using standard Linux commands and procfs, ensuring broad compatibility across various server environments.

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