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# Monitoring of your Managed VPS

When you choose a Managed VPS package with us, we ensure **continuous monitoring** of your server. This means that we check the availability and performance of your server **every minute**, across more than 100 metrics.

When a problem or threat is detected, we immediately receive an alert and take swift action to resolve or prevent the issue.

* [Viewing your monitoring data](#3-viewing-your-monitoring-data)
* [Monitoring and current status](#3-monitoring-and-current-status)
* [Incident overview](#3-incident-overview)
* [History report](#3-history-report)
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**Monitoring includes:**

* Protection against server attacks
* Timely intervention if storage space is running out
* Restarting services like Apache or MariaDB if they crash
* Monitoring server load
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### 📊 Viewing your monitoring data

Follow these steps to view your server's monitoring data:

1. Go to [Mijn Xynta](https://mijn.xynta.com) and log in.
2. Click **MANAGED VPS** at the top.
3. In the submenu, click **MONITORING**.
4. Under **Managed VPS Packages**, select the server you wish to view.

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### 📈 Monitoring and current status

At the top of the monitoring page, you will find:

* IPv4 and IPv6 address of your server
* Uptime percentage since delivery
* Current Load Average
* Current availability status

The graph displays:

* Availability over the past 30 days
* Status of services like SSH, web, database, email, and control panel
* **Yellow lines** ( **checks warn**): potential issues
* **Red lines** ( **checks error**): actual server downtime
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### 🚨 Incident overview

Under the **Incidents** section, you can find:

* Timestamp of the alert
* Duration of the incident
* Server load at the time of the alert
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### 🕓 History report

Under the **History** section, you will see:

* Number of checks over the past 30 days
* How often the server was reported as **up**, **warn**, and **down**
* Average server load per day
* Daily uptime percentage