Blog - Tag: Health Reporting

How to Build a Bash Script for Disk Monitoring on Linux

How to Build a Bash Script for Disk Monitoring on Linux

Apr 19, 2026    Mariusz Antonik    Server Health    4 min read

Disk space problems tend to build slowly, and by the time a threshold alert fires, the damage is often already done. A bash script for disk monitoring gives you a lightweight, automatic way to check disk usage across your Linux servers on a regular schedule. This guide covers building a working script from scratch, scheduling it with cron, checking inode usage, and making the log output useful over time.

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A Practical Guide to MySQL Server Monitoring for Small Teams

A Practical Guide to MySQL Server Monitoring for Small Teams

Apr 17, 2026    Mariusz Antonik    Database    6 min read

MySQL server monitoring is less about catching fires and more about seeing them build. This guide walks through the key metrics that reveal how your MySQL instance is trending — slow query rates, buffer pool efficiency, replication lag, and disk growth — and explains what to do when the numbers start moving in the wrong direction. You will also find a real-world example of a gradual performance issue that went undetected for weeks because no threshold was crossed. Whether you manage one server or twenty, understanding the trend matters more than the snapshot.

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Infrastructure Health Reporting: A Practical Guide for Modern Teams

Infrastructure Health Reporting: A Practical Guide for Modern Teams

Apr 06, 2026    Mariusz Antonik    Server Health    4 min read

Infrastructure health reporting helps teams move from reactive monitoring to proactive system management. This guide explains what to track, why trends matter, and how weekly reports reveal hidden performance issues. Learn how structured reporting improves visibility across Linux and MySQL environments. Discover a simpler, more effective approach to infrastructure monitoring.

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