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24/7 automated infrastructure visibility

Server Monitoring Service

Monitor server uptime, resources, ports and selected services anywhere in the world from one clear operating view. Choose the per-server visibility your infrastructure actually needs.

Automated checks and alerts run continuously. Human investigation, incident response and remediation require a separately agreed management or response scope.

Infrastructure engineers reviewing server health in a professional global operations center
Availability checksReachability, endpoints, ports and certificates. Resource visibilityCPU, memory, storage, load and network pressure. Alert routingSelected signals reach agreed contacts and channels.
Per-server pricingMonthly or annual billing with clear USD and BDT views.
Plan-based monitoring depthStart with uptime checks, then add infrastructure and application context.
Practical alert routingSend agreed alerts to the right client contacts and channels.
Monitoring-only scope24/7 automated monitoring and alerts stay separate from human remediation.
Illustrative live console

Live monitoring, as it happens

See how availability, resource pressure and alerts move through one clear monitoring view—without exposing real customer data.

  • Uptime checks
  • Resource signals
  • Alert routing
A practical monitoring flowThis illustration shows how signals can move from healthy checks to investigation context and routed alerts.Simulated data · no customer systems shown
Uptime in context

See the host, the network and the alert path together

Monitoring works best when external availability and internal server health are reviewed as one operating picture.

Signals that matter

Know what is up, what is strained and what needs attention

Start with essential availability, then add deeper infrastructure and application context as your systems grow.

Availability

Endpoints and certificates

Check reachability and selected public services before an outage becomes a support complaint.

HTTP/HTTPSPingTCP portsSSL expiry
Resource health

Capacity pressure inside the host

Observe the operating signals that help explain slowdowns and exhaustion.

CPU & loadRAM & swapDisk & inodesNetwork I/O
Workloads

Processes, services and containers

Watch selected workloads and thresholds beyond a simple up-or-down result.

ProcessesServicesContainersNo-data rules
Continuity

DNS, mail and heartbeat signals

Surface expiring routes and missed scheduled signals before they become silent risks.

DNSMailHeartbeatAlert routes
Monitoring charge per server

Choose the visibility depth your server needs

Four clear packages move from essential uptime checks to full-stack application observability.

Billing
MonthlyYearly
Currency
BDTUSD

Essential visibility

Monitor Basic

For one straightforward server.

$10per server / month

 

  • Up/down and ICMP checks
  • HTTP/HTTPS and TCP ports
  • SSL expiry monitoring
  • CPU, RAM, disk and load
  • Basic email alerts
Choose Basic
Deeper infrastructure

Infrastructure Pro

For production infrastructure.

$36per server / month

 

  • Everything in Monitor Basic
  • Network and disk I/O
  • Inodes, processes and services
  • Threshold alerts and dashboards
  • 5 containers + 100 custom metrics
Choose Pro
Application context

Full-Stack Observability

For one monitored application host.

$126per server / month

 

  • Everything in Intelligent
  • One application/APM host
  • Traces and dependencies
  • Throughput, latency and error rates
  • Root-cause investigation context
Choose Full-Stack

Per-server service fee. Plans can be viewed in USD or BDT using the fixed display rate 1 USD = ৳125. The written quote confirms the billing currency, applicable taxes and any add-ons. Annual totals are fixed annual prices, not monthly price × 12. Scope reviewed 29 August 2026.

Monitoring capabilities

From basic reachability to useful operating context

Checks are selected around the server role, business impact and the alert noise your team can realistically act on.

01

Monitoring setup & baseline

Confirm the host, endpoints, expected behavior and starting thresholds.

02

Uptime & endpoint checks

Observe reachability, web endpoints, ports and certificate expiry.

03

Resource performance

Track CPU, load, memory, storage and network pressure.

04

Processes & services

Watch selected daemons, processes, containers and service states.

05

Network & port signals

Monitor interfaces, traffic, errors and important listening ports.

06

SSL, DNS & mail checks

Surface selected continuity risks across certificates and service routes.

07

Application signals

Add traces, latency, throughput, errors and dependencies where supported.

08

Alerts, dashboards & reports

Route practical alerts and review agreed trend summaries.

Alert workflow

A clear path from signal to the right contact

Good monitoring begins with context, not a flood of default alarms.

Operations analyst reviewing infrastructure alerts before routing an incident signal
Monitoring thresholds and contact routes are validated before routine alerting begins.
01

Assess the server

Confirm services, dependencies, business impact and available access.

02

Connect checks

Install approved agents or configure external endpoints for the agreed plan.

03

Tune thresholds

Set useful limits, no-data rules and alert routes around expected behavior.

04

Validate and review

Test alert delivery, then refine noise and trends using observed data.

Clear service boundary

Monitoring tells you what happened. Remediation is a separate action.

The monitoring plan covers configured checks, alert delivery and reporting. Hands-on changes stay controlled and separately authorized.

Monitoring service

Included in the agreed plan

  • Configured automated checks
  • Threshold and no-data rules
  • Alert routes and dashboards
  • Scheduled trend summaries
  • Monitoring configuration upkeep
Hands-on action

Quoted or supplied separately

  • Incident investigation and remediation
  • Server management and approved changes
  • Premium licenses and alert credits
  • Extra log ingestion or retention
  • Custom application integrations

Monitoring data supports operational decisions, but it does not by itself guarantee uptime, backup restorability, instant human response, automatic recovery or a fixed incident resolution time. One server means one OS instance or VM; extra hosts, endpoints, databases, log sources and heartbeat jobs can change the final scope.

Choose a monitoring plan with confidence

Share the server role, operating system, important services and preferred alert contacts. DianaHost will confirm the fit and monitoring scope before setup.

Server Monitoring Service FAQs

Coverage, pricing and responsibilities explained clearly.

What can DianaHost monitor on a server?

DianaHost can monitor agreed availability, HTTP and HTTPS endpoints, ping, TCP ports, SSL expiry, CPU, memory, load, disks, network signals, processes, services, containers and selected application signals according to the plan.

How much does server monitoring cost?

Plans start at $10 (৳1,250) per server per month. Infrastructure Pro is $36 (৳4,500), Intelligent Monitoring is $54 (৳6,750) and Full-Stack Observability is $126 (৳15,750) per server per month.

How is annual server monitoring billed?

Annual per-server prices are $108 (৳13,500), $360 (৳45,000), $552 (৳69,000) or $1,296 (৳162,000), depending on the selected plan. These are fixed annual totals rather than monthly price × 12.

Can DianaHost monitor servers in any country or cloud region?

DianaHost can monitor eligible servers worldwide, including cloud VPS, dedicated and colocated infrastructure. Coverage can combine public endpoint checks with approved host agents for CPU, memory, storage, processes and services. Final support depends on the operating system, network reachability and secure access.

Which plan includes application performance monitoring and traces?

Full-Stack Observability includes one supported application or APM host with traces, throughput, latency, error rates, dependencies and root-cause investigation context.

Does monitoring include incident remediation?

No. Monitoring includes configured automated checks, alerts, dashboards and agreed reports. Human investigation, configuration changes and remediation require a separately agreed Server Management or incident response scope.

Is database monitoring included?

Basic database service availability may be checked where agreed. Deep database monitoring is a separate add-on because it requires a supported engine, approved read-only credentials and a custom scope.

What access is required to start monitoring?

External checks may only need public endpoints. Host, process, container or application metrics normally require an approved monitoring agent or read-only integration access provided through a secure agreed method.