Plesk Server Health Monitor

Plesk Server Health Monitor

Plesk Server Health Monitor Overview

Health Monitor helps you keep your Plesk installation running smoothly by keeping track of the system resources’ usage on the server and notifying you when one or more resources’ usage reaches a pre-defined threshold.
Note : For more information look for the reference url given below 

https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/administrator-guide/statistics-and-monitoring/server-health-monitor.68886/

In order to access and check Server Health Monitor, follow the below mentioned steps:-
Login to your Plesk panel using your Username and Password.
Now  look for the option Server Management on the left menu bar and expand it.
Click on Health Monitoring.

Server resource List of your Server will appear, which you can use for server resource monitoring and there respective health.

Expand the server resource which you want to check the monitoring, if you want to check the graphical monitoring just check the check box beside the disk monitoring information.

Once the option is checked you will be able to see the monitoring in graphical mode.

By default, Health Monitor comes pre-configured with optimal settings for each resource and service. If you want to change the default settings, go to Server Management > Health Monitoring and click Download Configuration File to download the custom-health-config.xml configuration file. Edit the file according to the instructions contained within. You can change the following Health Monitor parameters:

  • “Yellow” and “red” alarm thresholds for each resource or service.
  • Alarm threshold type for each resource or service (exceeding an absolute value, a relative value, or a trend value).
  • Trend calculation parameters.
  • Email notification parameters. By default, email notifications are not configured.

Once you make the changes to the configuration file, save them and upload the file (Server Management > Health Monitoring > Upload Configuration File). The changes will take effect immediately.

For Email Notifications :

Click on profile  beside Logged in as then click on Edit profile.

Fill up the mandatory fields and provide the email address for Health Monitoring notification.

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