health-check

To check PM2 service status and system resources, use automated monitoring to validate running processes, review disk capacity, and inspect memory consumption against operational thresholds to detect reliability issues before failures impact operations.

System health monitoring for server operations covers validating PM2-managed services to identify stopped or errored processes, reviewing disk capacity usage, and inspecting memory consumption to detect unhealthy servers and trigger recovery actions.

Yes, automated server health checks require command execution access to inspect the current system status, validate running services, and report operational health conditions including PM2 monitoring, disk usage, and memory reviews.

To detect stopped or errored PM2 processes during infrastructure monitoring, run a health-check to inspect PM2-managed services, which identifies unhealthy processes and reports operational health conditions for triggering appropriate recovery actions.

The best way to identify unhealthy servers before failures escalate is performing health checks that validate running services, review disk usage and memory consumption against thresholds, and report operational health conditions to trigger recovery actions.