No downtime with dead simple disk space monitoring
Add a simple line to your SSH enabled user and prevent downtime.
Downtime costs money
Server down? Chances are the disk is full. Again. Be notified before that disk fills up.
1 minute deployment
Only add ONE line to your users authorized_keys file
Maximum security
No additional software needs to be installed. No need to open new ports
Regular checks
We check your servers regularly and warn you when we detect a disk filling up
Dead simple deployment
There's not a server in the world which doesn't have SSH enabled. Simply SSH into that server and add ONE line to the authorized_keys file.
- Works on all SSH versions
- A regular user is enough
- An existing user can be used
- No code required
- No software to keep up to date
"I don't think I'm much of a Linux user but even I could do this!"
Maximum security
Installing software is a risk. It needs to be maintained, updated and patched. We use existing software which has been around for ages. The battle tested sshd and the venerable df. There is nothing to hack.
- No proprietary software
- No new updates
- No elevated permissions required
- No firewall modifications
"Our ops team started complaining before I could tell them no changes to our servers are required."
Regular checks
We check the disks of your server a couple of times a day. Thus we can predict when the disk is full. AI bingo!
- Timely alerts
- Round the clock monitoring
- Retries when a check fails
"No longer is the first thing what I do is check the servers."
Simple, transparent pricing
Let us keep an eye on your servers so you can continue to do business.
- 1 server
- Checks every 2 hours
- Email notifications
- Telegram notifications
- 5 servers
- Email support
- 20 servers
How does it work?
1. $ ssh your-server.com
2. $ echo 'command="df --portability" ssh-ed25519 OUR_KEY' >> .ssh/authorized_keys
3. Done!
