health-monitor

Automate OpenClaw health checks by using a cron job to verify process status, browser CDP connectivity, disk usage, and Git status. The system logs results as JSON events and automatically attempts recovery for disconnected browsers or gateway downtime.

Infrastructure monitoring for OpenClaw requires checking workspace and memory directory disk usage, along with Git status for unpushed commits. It logs these metrics as JSON events to proactively detect low disk space and resolve issues before performance is impacted.

You can monitor browser connectivity via CDP and restart it automatically. The system performs regular checks on CDP connections and executes automated recovery actions to re-establish browser connectivity if failures are detected.

Log system monitoring events as JSON by running automated checks on OpenClaw processes, disk space, and gateway status. The monitoring script records detailed health check results and recovery actions in JSON format for auditing and analysis.

The best way to detect gateway downtime is through scheduled cron jobs that perform regular automated health checks on OpenClaw processes. The system identifies gateway downtime and automatically executes recovery actions to restore services.

Cron jobs may fail to verify OpenClaw process status and disk space if workspace or memory directories lack proper permissions. Ensure the cron job executes with adequate privileges to access directories, check CDP connectivity, and write JSON event logs.