# Real-Time Server Monitoring

AllStak is a **real-time server monitoring tool** that provides instant insights into your **CPU, RAM, Disk, and Network Usage**. It helps you detect issues early and optimize your infrastructure with ease.

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### 🔥 Features

👉 **Live CPU Usage Monitoring** – Track processor load in real time.\
👉 **Real-Time RAM Monitoring** – View memory consumption to prevent bottlenecks.\
👉 **Disk Usage Tracking** – Monitor available and used storage.\
👉 **Network Traffic Analysis** – Get insights into inbound & outbound data transfer.\
👉 **Automated Deployment Script** – Quick and easy installation.\
👉 **Auto-Restart on Server Reboot** – Ensures monitoring is always active.

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### 📌 Installation & Usage

To install and start **AllStak Server Monitoring**, run the following commands on your **Linux server**:

```
wget -O install-allstak.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tech-sea-sa/Allstak-Realtime-Monitoring-/main/install-allstak.sh
chmod +x install-allstak.sh
./install-allstak.sh your_api_key
```

> **Note:** Replace `your_api_key` with your actual API key.

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### 📼 How It Works

1. **Checks if Java is installed**, installs it if missing.
2. **Downloads the latest AllStak monitoring agent** from GitHub.
3. **Creates a systemd service** to ensure the tool runs automatically on server restart.
4. **Starts the monitoring service** and runs it in the background.

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### 🔄 Stay Updated

🌐 **Website:** [www.allstak.io](https://www.allstak.io/)\
🤖 **GitHub:** [AllStak Repository](https://github.com/tech-sea-sa/Allstak-Realtime-Monitoring-/)


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