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Moniqo

Infrastructure monitoring with context

Monitoring that first learns the server — hardware, services, mounts, storage and virtual machines — and then watches only what matters. For small teams and solo admins who run real servers without a full-time operations person.

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Status
Launching, early stage
Market
International
Free tier
Up to 5 nodes
Website
moniqo.io
Moniqo homepage: “Monitoring with context.” with a dashboard preview listing healthy servers and two issues needing attention.
moniqo.io — homepage, November 2026

What it solves

Traditional monitoring starts from generic templates: the same CPU and memory thresholds for every server, hundreds of graphs and alerts that fire so often that people stop reading them. Small teams pay for that with alert fatigue — and with the incidents that get lost in the noise.

Moniqo starts from context. It discovers what each server actually is and what it runs, suggests what is worth watching, and alerts on signals that precede real incidents.

Who it is for

Small technical teams and solo administrators who run real infrastructure — web and database servers, storage, virtualisation hosts — and do not need another dashboard with hundreds of charts.

Discovery first. Monitoring second.

  1. Install the agent

    One command. The agent discovers hardware, mounts, services, capabilities and storage layout.

  2. Review and confirm

    Moniqo suggests what to monitor based on what it found. Nothing runs without the admin’s approval.

  3. Get real alerts

    No generic thresholds. Alerts describe what is happening, why it matters and what to do about it.

Fewer alerts, on purpose

What Moniqo alerts on — and what it deliberately leaves alone.

Signals that prevent incidents

  • Disk full soon — growth-based prediction, not a static threshold
  • Inode exhaustion before the filesystem stops accepting files
  • Node stopped reporting
  • OOM killer events
  • Kernel and filesystem errors

Deliberately not alerted

  • CPU usage
  • Load average spikes
  • Memory at 70%
  • Network traffic spikes

Topology

Understands VM-to-host relationships, mounts and paired redundant nodes.

Clear dashboard

Semaphore states instead of percentages: what is healthy and what needs attention.

Open-source agent

Every line of the agent is auditable; its source code is to be published on GitHub at launch.

Screens from moniqo.io, captured in November 2026.

Moniqo “Discovery first. Monitoring second.”: install the agent, review and confirm suggested monitoring, get real alerts.
Discovery firstFrom one install command to confirmed, server-specific monitoring.
Moniqo lists of signals that prevent real incidents and of metrics it deliberately does not alert on.
No noise, deliberatelySignals that prevent incidents, and the metrics left alone.
Moniqo alerts written as sentences: an OOM kill, an inode exhaustion forecast and an overcommitted hypervisor.
No graphs. Sentences.An alert says what happened, why it matters and what to do.
Moniqo security section: open-source agent, no hidden telemetry, the admin approves monitoring first, minimal by default.
Transparent by designOpen-source agent, no hidden telemetry, nothing runs without approval.

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