Recurring Uptime Email Reports
Xitoring's recurring email reports send daily, weekly, or monthly uptime summaries to you and your team automatically — no manual exports needed.
Insights on monitoring, incident management, and keeping your infrastructure reliable.
Xitoring's recurring email reports send daily, weekly, or monthly uptime summaries to you and your team automatically — no manual exports needed.
Xitogent is now fully compatible with Red Hat 9, CentOS 9, AlmaLinux 9, Rocky Linux 9, and CloudLinux 9 — free server monitoring for up to five servers.
Xitoring's Scheduled Maintenance pauses checks during planned work — no more false-positive alerts, and the status page updates users automatically.
How a public status page helps your business: it builds customer trust, cuts support tickets during outages, and turns transparency into a competitive edge.

Xitoring now offers public status pages — give customers real-time updates on incidents, scheduled maintenance, and overall system health on a branded URL.

Xitoring's new UI is here: rebuilt on React 18 with dark mode, drag-and-drop dashboard widgets, and a much-improved mobile experience.
Xitoring now offers full Windows Server monitoring — install Xitogent for Windows to track CPU, memory, disk, services, and uptime alongside your Linux fleet.
How metric monitoring increases server uptime: which performance signals to track, how to set thresholds, and how to act on data before downtime hits.

Agent-less vs agent-based monitoring compared: how each works, where each wins, and how to pick the right approach for your servers and cloud workloads.
Server monitoring vs uptime monitoring: how each works, what they actually measure, and why most production teams need both layers running together.
Xitogent v2 is here — a faster, smaller Go-based monitoring agent with broader Linux support, easier installs, and clean upgrades on Debian and Red Hat.

Xitogent now fully supports Rocky Linux 8 — install the agent for free server monitoring (up to five servers) on the new community CentOS successor.