Infrastructure Monitoring

Infrastructure monitoring collects host metrics, container stats, process details, and network connections from configured infrastructure agents. The Datadog Agent setup below is the currently documented path for these signals; additional collectors or agents should be documented separately as they are supported. Data is normalized into Moneat infrastructure telemetry and stored in ClickHouse.

Setup

The Datadog Agent is the currently documented setup path for infrastructure monitoring. Install and configure the agent pointed at your Moneat instance. See the Datadog Agent setup page for instructions.

The Process Agent must be enabled to collect container, process, and network data. Add to your datadog.yaml:

YAML

process_config:
  process_collection:
    enabled: true
  container_collection:
    enabled: true

What's monitored

Hosts

CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics per host. The host list shows current status and key metrics. Click a host to see historical charts, running containers, and associated logs.

Containers

Container name, image, state, CPU usage, memory usage, and network I/O. Containers are grouped by host.

Processes

Running processes with PID, name, command, user, CPU percentage, memory (RSS/VMS), state, and thread count.

Network

Active network connections with local/remote addresses, protocol, direction, and bytes sent/received.

Additional tabs

The monitoring section also includes views for Kubernetes resources, database query monitoring, debugger data, SBOM (software bill of materials), and network devices. These depend on the corresponding Datadog Agent integrations being configured.