See your Linux servers in one monitoring dashboard.
A busy infrastructure is easier to understand when you can compare hosts in one place. ServerDock shows each connected server’s CPU, memory and network readings in a dedicated monitoring screen on your Windows computer.
Compare CPU, memory and network traffic
Look at per-server CPU usage, used and total RAM, and inbound and outbound network rates without switching between terminal windows. Network figures represent traffic rates, not a speed test or the capacity of your internet connection. Read the unit shown in the application when comparing different hosts.
Monitor over SSH without installing an agent
ServerDock reads Ubuntu/Linux system information through your existing SSH connection. You do not need to install a separate ServerDock monitoring agent on the host. Saving a connection and reading resource statistics do not edit application files. SSH access, readable system information and a working connection are required.
Understand freshness and connection status
Readings normally refresh about every three seconds. Network latency, SSH limits and host load can delay them. Check the connection status and measurement time before acting on a value. A disconnected server or an old reading should not be interpreted as zero resource use.
Keep your management workflow nearby
Move from the overview back to your server list, select command targets or open SFTP when you need to investigate. The dashboard is an operational view while the application is connected. It is not a hosted uptime service and does not promise continuous collection after your computer or ServerDock is closed.