The following NEW packages will be installed:įonts-font-awesome fonts-glyphicons-halflings libjs-bootstrap libjudydebian1 libnetfilter-acct1 libprotobuf23 libsnappy1v5 netdata netdata-core netdata-plugins-bashĠ upgraded, 11 newly installed, 0 to remove and 3 not upgraded.Īfter this operation, 14.4 MB of additional disk space will be used.Īfter confirming the process start the download and installation. Netdata-plugins-nodejs netdata-plugins-python The following additional packages will be installed:įonts-font-awesome fonts-glyphicons-halflings libjs-bootstrap libjudydebian1 libnetfilter-acct1 libprotobuf23 libsnappy1v5 netdata-core netdata-plugins-bash So open a terminal and update the entire distribution as follows sudo apt updateĪfter that, you can install Netda with the following command sudo apt install netdata This indicates that the installation and integration with the system is the order of the day. One of the advantages of Netdata is that it is available in the main repositories of Debian 11. To make this tool even more useful, it is possible to integrate it with multiple platforms and applications, and we can even incorporate messaging services such as Slack and Telegram. Netdata is very efficient because it is a lightweight tool, mostly written in C language, which presents low levels of consumption during its execution: around 2% usage for a single-threaded CPU and a few megabytes of RAM. So, thanks to Netdata we can have multiple metrics and ways to visualize the performance of our Linux servers (and computers). Netdata is a tool to visualize and monitor metrics in real-time, optimized to accumulate all kinds of data, such as CPU usage, disk activity, SQL queries, website visits, among others.
That’s why today we’re going to show you how to install Netdata on Debian 11. Of course, once they have it then they feel the need to know how these programs are performing. Linux is home to many servers and users who want a secure system without a lot of hassle.
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