6 posts tagged with "Loki"

Do you want to monitor all open or failed SSH connections across your Linux systems in one consolidated view? This simple dashboard provides quick stats for all your machines. It allows you to quickly identify instances with suspicious activity. The setup uses Promtail to collect SSH log lines, which are then sent to Loki. Grafana visualizes this data in an easy-to-read dashboard.

This dashboard provides a quick overview with per-host counts for:

• Number of failed SSH connections
• Number of failed SSH connections by unique IPs
• Number of failed SSH connections by unique users
• Number of open SSH connections
• Number of open SSH connections by unique IPs
• Number of open SSH connections by unique users

This blog post describes a Grafana dashboard designed to visualize Promtail metrics and logs. If you have several servers with Promtail deployed, shipping logs to Loki, this dashboard will provide insights into Promtail's behavior when needed.

Are you interested in monitoring who executes SUDO commands on your system? This guide provides insights into tracking both accepted and rejected SUDO events, along with alerting rules to notify you of any rejected SUDO events.

The PrivateBin NGINX JSON Access Log dashboard provides statistics for tracking user activity on your PrivateBin instance. You can monitor the creation and access of pastes.

Learn how to build a dashboard in Grafana based on audit logs from your Nextcloud server. This tutorial covers the setup and configuration needed to visualize your audit logs in real-time with Grafana.

Do you want to see who is accessing your server through SSH or trying some malicious attempt on SSH? Then you visited the right blog post.