Sysmonitr puts a lightweight Rust agent on your servers. It collects metrics, detects anomalies, and surfaces odd patterns using AI. Think Pingdom, but for the inside of your machines.
The Sysmonitr agent is a single Rust binary. It runs as a systemd service, collects system telemetry, and sends structured events over NATS to the Sysmonitr platform. The AI layer correlates patterns across time and surfaces anomalies before they become incidents.
Minimal binary. Reads kernel metrics, process telemetry, and network state with negligible overhead. Zero runtime dependencies.
AI builds a normal behaviour model per host. Deviations from baseline trigger alerts, not just static threshold breaches.
Detects odd CPU patterns, memory leaks, unusual I/O, and network anomalies that rule-based monitors miss entirely.
Agent operates offline-first. Events stream to the platform when connectivity is available. No data loss on network blips.
Built on the Envoxy platform. NATS-based event routing, strict telemetry contracts, and ACID-safe metric storage.
Agent authenticates via mTLS. All telemetry is encrypted in transit. No inbound ports required on monitored hosts.
Sysmonitr is being built as part of the Envoxy ecosystem. The core Rust agent and NATS telemetry pipeline are in active development. If you want early access or want to contribute, get in touch.
Get notified when the beta is ready. We are looking for real infrastructure to test against.