Every MVAS campaign ultimately depends on the servers running it staying healthy. MVEXA’s Server Health Monitoring gives infrastructure and operations teams a live view of CPU, RAM, storage and overall server health, so issues surface as warnings rather than incidents.
What Server Health Monitoring Covers
- Storage Usage
- RAM Monitoring
- CPU Monitoring
- Server Health
- Risk Indicators
- Real Time Dashboard
Storage usage is tracked as part of this same dashboard — see the Storage Monitoring page for a closer look at disk-specific tracking and risk indicators.
CPU & RAM Monitoring
CPU and RAM usage are tracked continuously across every monitored server, giving your team a clear signal when a specific host is under unusual load — often well before it affects campaign performance.
Real-Time Server Health Dashboard
CPU, RAM and storage are all presented on a single real-time dashboard, so infrastructure health can be assessed at a glance rather than by checking multiple tools.
Risk Indicators Before They Become Outages
Rather than only alerting once a threshold is breached, the dashboard surfaces risk indicators — servers trending toward a problem — so your team can intervene proactively.
Why Choose MVEXA for Server Health Monitoring
Server Health Monitoring is available standalone or bundled with any MVEXA platform deployment. Request a demo to see the live dashboard and scope the right monitoring setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What metrics does Server Health Monitoring track?
CPU usage, RAM usage, storage usage, overall server health and risk indicators are all tracked in real time on one dashboard.
Is Storage Monitoring separate from Server Health Monitoring?
No. Storage Monitoring is part of Server Health Monitoring — disk usage is tracked on the same real-time dashboard alongside CPU and RAM.
Can I monitor multiple servers from one dashboard?
Yes, the real-time dashboard is designed to give a consolidated view across every server in your deployment.
Does monitoring help prevent downtime?
Yes — by surfacing risk indicators before thresholds are breached, teams can act on emerging issues before they cause an outage.