Frequently asked questions about the Mautic Server Monitor Plugin.
Yes! Just add your email address in the plugin settings and you’ll get alerts if your server is running out of memory, disk space, or CPU. You can add more than one email address (separate with commas).
By default, you’ll get a warning at 85% usage and a critical alert at 95%. You can change these numbers in the settings. Alerts are sent for CPU, memory, and disk usage.
The plugin keeps data for 30 days. Older data is deleted automatically when Mautic does its regular cleanup (php bin/console mautic:maintenance:cleanup
).
Yes, the plugin can send a server.monitor
webhook event. You can use this with tools like Zapier or Make.com, or set up your own webhook listener in Mautic.
By default, every 5 minutes (300 seconds). You can change this in the plugin settings by adjusting the “Timeout” value.
Make sure the plugin is published and your Mautic cron jobs are running. Stats are updated when Mautic commands run.
The plugin works on Linux servers. It uses /proc/stat
, /proc/meminfo
, and the df
command to get stats.
Frequently asked questions about the Mautic Server Monitor Plugin.
Yes! Just add your email address in the plugin settings and you’ll get alerts if your server is running out of memory, disk space, or CPU. You can add more than one email address (separate with commas).
By default, you’ll get a warning at 85% usage and a critical alert at 95%. You can change these numbers in the settings. Alerts are sent for CPU, memory, and disk usage.
The plugin keeps data for 30 days. Older data is deleted automatically when Mautic does its regular cleanup (php bin/console mautic:maintenance:cleanup
).
Yes, the plugin can send a server.monitor
webhook event. You can use this with tools like Zapier or Make.com, or set up your own webhook listener in Mautic.
By default, every 5 minutes (300 seconds). You can change this in the plugin settings by adjusting the “Timeout” value.
Make sure the plugin is published and your Mautic cron jobs are running. Stats are updated when Mautic commands run.
The plugin works on Linux servers. It uses /proc/stat
, /proc/meminfo
, and the df
command to get stats.