ssh-systemctl-is-failed

To check if a systemd service is in a failed state on a remote host, this Skill executes the 'systemctl is-failed' command via SSH. It returns a structured JSON response indicating the unit's status for automated monitoring.

Yes, you can integrate remote systemd unit status checks into monitoring and alerting systems. The Skill delivers a structured JSON object output, making it easy to programmatically detect service failures and trigger automated alerts.

The best way to monitor critical services like web servers on remote Linux machines is to query their systemd unit status. This Skill checks remote hosts via SSH and returns a JSON response indicating whether the specified unit has entered a failed state.

Checking remote systemd unit failure status requires no specific dependencies to use this Skill. It leverages standard SSH connections to execute the 'systemctl is-failed' command on the target remote host and retrieve the structured status output.

To get structured JSON output from a 'systemctl is-failed' command over SSH, this Skill executes the query remotely and parses the result. It returns a JSON object detailing the unit's status, designed specifically for system administrators.