Every server you run, on one screen.
Drop a lightweight agent on any Linux box. Monilogix collects CPU, RAM and storage and puts it all in one dashboard — no collectors to wire up, no query language to learn.
No account needed. The sandbox runs entirely in your browser.
The whole idea
Install an agent. See your servers.
That's the entire flow. Your boxes report in, Monilogix keeps the history, and you get one dashboard for all of them.
What you get
Monitoring without the setup tax
Most tools make you assemble the monitoring before you can do any monitoring. This one starts working when the agent starts running.
The three numbers you actually check
CPU, RAM and storage, sampled continuously and kept as history. No dashboard-building exercise before you can see anything.
One view for the whole fleet
Three boxes or three hundred, they all report into the same place. Status at a glance, detail when you want it.
An agent that stays out of the way
A single small binary running as a background service. Nothing to babysit, no runtime to install alongside it.
A key per box
Every box gets its own agent key. Rotate it whenever you like and the old one stops working immediately.
Quick start
Five steps, start to finish
Nothing hidden in an appendix. This is the whole setup.
- 1
Create a box
Give it a name you'll recognise — usually the hostname.
- 2
Copy its agent key
Monilogix generates a key for that box. It is how the agent proves which box it is.
- 3
Install the agent
Run this on the Linux host you want to watch.
$curl -sSf https://get.monilogix.dev/install.sh | sh - 4
Paste the key
Open
/etc/monilogix/config.yamland drop the key in.server: https://api.monilogix.devkey: mlx_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxinterval: 15s - 5
Metrics start flowing
Restart the agent and the box shows up in your dashboard, reporting CPU, RAM and storage.
See it before you install anything.
Create a box, get its agent key and walk the whole setup in your browser. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to uninstall afterwards.