Test a Linux Server Agent on Real Machines

ServerInspector is uptime, SSL, domain and API monitoring with alerts. Its server agent is a small read-only program that reports CPU, memory, disks and containers from a Linux machine. It installs with one command, and it has to work on the machines people really run. On your own machines or virtual servers, you install the agent on at least six setups: for example Ubuntu, Debian, Rocky or AlmaLinux, Amazon Linux, a busy Docker host and an arm64 board such as a Raspberry Pi. You check the install, compare the reported numbers with what the system says, and try upgrades, restarts and removal. Deliverable: a compatibility table with pass or fail per setup, and a bug report with logs for every failure. Done means every row is filled in and each bug can be reproduced from your steps. Mandatory: Linux administration, systemd, Docker, Bash. Nice to have: Go, arm64 boards, monitoring tools such as Prometheus or Datadog.