capacity-monitor

System capacity monitoring tracks disk, memory, and process counts against configured thresholds to detect potential resource exhaustion before it impacts users. It continuously evaluates metrics and triggers alerts when limits are approached.

Yes, per-metric thresholds can be configured for disk, memory, and process counts. The monitoring system supports per-workspace defaults, allowing customized limits for different servers, containers, or workspaces.

Trend prediction analyzes historical metric data to forecast future capacity breaches. By evaluating past resource consumption patterns, it projects when disks or memory will be exhausted and guides proactive remediation.

Yes, capacity monitoring applies to servers, containers, and workspaces. It collects resource metrics across these environments and supports per-workspace default thresholds for flexible deployment configurations.

The best way to automate remediation is through Maintainer integration, which enables automated cleanup or resource optimization. Alert escalation can notify operators or trigger these automated responses directly.

Silent capacity degradation occurs when resource limits are gradually approached without active monitoring. Capacity constraints silently degrade service performance or cause outages because thresholds are breached before operators notice.