The 5-Minute Server Health Check Toolkit
Catch problems before they page you at 3am. $9, one-time, you own it forever.

A complete weekly server health check system for Linux sysadmins. Three production-ready bash scripts that catch the most common server problems before they page you at 3am.
Every Monday morning, run quick-health-check.sh and you’ll know
in 5 seconds whether anything’s wrong with your servers. The script
checks disk, memory, CPU, recent errors, network connectivity,
uptime, and failed systemd units. Color-coded output, JSON mode
for monitoring integration, proper exit codes for alerting.
When disk is filling up, disk-analyzer.sh finds the top 10
culprits in seconds. When error patterns spike, log-watcher.sh
alerts via webhook or email. Plus a printable one-page weekly
checklist and a decision tree for every warning those scripts
can throw at you.
This is the “do everything” toolkit — the free scripts above are great for one-off tasks, but this one is your Monday morning ritual.
What’s in the box
- ✅ quick-health-check.sh — main script, runs in 5 seconds with color-coded output, JSON mode for monitoring integration, exit codes for alerting
- ✅ disk-analyzer.sh — finds the top 10 things eating your disk when it fills up
- ✅ log-watcher.sh — alerts when error patterns spike (webhook to Slack/Discord/Teams or email)
- ✅ weekly-checklist.md — printable one-page checklist for Monday morning ritual
- ✅ what-to-do-when-red.md — decision tree for every warning those scripts can throw
Requirements
- Linux (Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 11+, RHEL 8+, Amazon Linux 2)
- Bash 4.0+
- Standard tools: df, free, ps, ss, ping, find, grep, awk (pre-installed on any Linux)
What it’s not
- Windows servers (Linux only)
- macOS (use the bash script manually)
- Anyone wanting a SaaS dashboard (this is plain scripts you own)
How to get it
Price: $9 USD, one-time.
You’ll get:
- Instant download of the toolkit (12 KB zip)
- Free updates for life (same link)
- A 60-day no-questions refund if it doesn’t help
License & support
MIT licensed — use, modify, redistribute.
Bug reports or questions: pragmatic@pragmaticsysadmin.help
Part of the Pragmatic Sysadmin tool library — built to make sysadmins sleep better at night.