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How to monitor a NAT VPS without dedicated IP or Apache/Nginx?

bustersgbustersg Member
edited March 2020 in Help

I have a NAT VPS shared IP.
It is not running any website hence no Apache or Nginx
No MySQL service either.
Just running python cron.

Sometimes the VPS will offline by itself.
How do I monitor it? e.g. using statuscake? or another other monitoring tools.
It does not have a dedicated IP nor can it display 404 since no Apache (via HTTP montoring).

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  • hzrhzr Member

    SSH monitor

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  • @bustersg said:
    I have a NAT VPS shared IP.
    It is not running any website hence no Apache or Nginx
    No MySQL service either.
    Just running python cron.

    Sometimes the VPS will offline by itself.
    How do I monitor it? e.g. using statuscake? or another other monitoring tools.
    It does not have a dedicated IP nor can it display 404 since no Apache (via HTTP montoring).

    Port monitoring and agent based monitoring such as HetrixTool/Pinguzo.

  • Nodequery.

  • @seriesn said:

    @bustersg said:
    I have a NAT VPS shared IP.
    It is not running any website hence no Apache or Nginx
    No MySQL service either.
    Just running python cron.

    Sometimes the VPS will offline by itself.
    How do I monitor it? e.g. using statuscake? or another other monitoring tools.
    It does not have a dedicated IP nor can it display 404 since no Apache (via HTTP montoring).

    Port monitoring and agent based monitoring such as HetrixTool/Pinguzo.

    This^

    If you have a NAT service you'll at least have 1 port for SSH, so you can set up hetrixtools to watch that port. If you install the hetrixtools agent you can also see the stats (cpu, ram, disk, network, etc) and get alerts etc.

  • Ping your dedicated IPv6?

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