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SSH Command Logs

Full audit trail of all SSH commands executed through the app. Track who did what and when on your server.

SSH Command Logs screenshot in Server Compass

Using SSH Command Logs in Server Compass

No documentation needed. SSH Command Logs guides you through each step visually.

1

Navigate to Monitoring

Open the monitoring section from your server dashboard.

2

Configure Thresholds

Set up your monitoring preferences and alert thresholds.

3

Monitor & Act

Receive real-time data and act on alerts as they arrive.

No GUI Here

The Terminal Way: No SSH Command Logs

Without SSH Command Logs, you're back to the dark ages of server management. Here's what that looks like.

1

SSH into your server

Connect to monitor your server.

terminal
ssh root@your-server-ip
2

Check CPU and memory

View server resource usage.

terminal
top
# Or for a snapshot:
free -h
df -h
# Now try to parse this at 3 AM when something's down
3

Watch container stats

Monitor container resource usage.

terminal
docker stats
# CONTAINER   CPU %   MEM USAGE
# app         45.2%   512MiB / 2GiB
# db          12.1%   1.2GiB / 2GiB
# Press Ctrl+C to stop watching

No historical data. No alerts. No graphs.

4

Set up alerts manually

Write a script to check and alert.

terminal
# Create a monitoring script
nano /opt/scripts/monitor.sh
#!/bin/bash
CPU=$(top -bn1 | grep "Cpu(s)" | awk '{print $2}')
if (( $(echo "$CPU > 90" | bc -l) )); then
  curl -X POST https://your-webhook.com -d "CPU HIGH: $CPU%"
fi

# Add to crontab
crontab -e
# */5 * * * * /opt/scripts/monitor.sh
The Easy Way

Your Time is Worth More

Everything above in one visual interface. SSH Command Logs handles the complexity so you can focus on building.

  • One-click actions
  • Real-time feedback
  • Automatic backups
  • Zero CLI knowledge required
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Everything SSH Command Logs Offers

Everything you need for monitoring & alerts in one integrated tool, replacing complex CLI commands and manual configuration.

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Full audit trail of all SSH commands executed through the app
Track who did what and when on your server
Integrated with Server Compass's Monitoring & Alerts suite
Integrated with Server Compass's Monitoring & Alerts suite

The Power of SSH Command Logs

Server management shouldn't require a DevOps team. SSH Command Logs makes professional-grade monitoring & alerts accessible to everyone.

Real-Time Insights

SSH Command Logs streams data live so you catch issues the moment they happen, not hours later.

Instant Alerts

SSH Command Logs notifies you through your preferred channels before small issues become outages.

Actionable Data

SSH Command Logs doesn't just show metrics; it highlights what needs attention and suggests next steps.

Complete Audit Trail

SSH Command Logs logs every event, giving you the forensic data you need for debugging and compliance.

SSH Command Logs: Frequently Asked

Common questions about SSH Command Logs in Server Compass

How do I access SSH Command Logs in Server Compass?

SSH Command Logs is available in the Monitoring & Alerts section of Server Compass. Simply connect to your server, navigate to Monitoring & Alerts, and you'll find SSH Command Logs ready to use. No additional setup or plugins required.

Does SSH Command Logs require any server-side installation?

No. Server Compass operates as a desktop application that connects to your server via SSH. SSH Command Logs works through this connection without installing any agents or packages on your server (except the optional monitoring agent for resource tracking).

Is SSH Command Logs included in all Server Compass plans?

Yes. Every Server Compass feature, including SSH Command Logs, is included with the one-time $29 payment. There are no tier restrictions, add-ons, or per-server fees. You get all 90+ features for all your servers.

Can I use SSH Command Logs with any VPS provider?

SSH Command Logs works with any VPS or dedicated server that supports SSH access and Docker. This includes DigitalOcean, Hetzner, Vultr, Linode, AWS EC2, Google Cloud, Azure, and any other provider. It also works with local servers and homelab setups.

What makes SSH Command Logs different from command-line alternatives?

SSH Command Logs provides a visual, intuitive interface that replaces complex CLI commands and configuration files. You get real-time feedback, safety confirmations, and a consistent experience across all your servers without memorizing syntax or writing scripts.

Try SSH Command Logs Today

Download Server Compass and get access to SSH Command Logs along with 89 other features. One-time $29 payment. No subscriptions. No per-server fees.