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Every machine you run, on one page

One small agent for Windows, Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, OPNsense, Synology and Kubernetes. It reports how each machine is doing and what is running on it, and it keeps an eye on its security while it is there.

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Agent 3.3.0 · about 16 MB of memory · signed, and it updates itself

One page per machine

CPU, memory, disks and network, with history

The agent reports as soon as it starts, then on your plan’s interval. History is kept for as long as your plan keeps it, from 2 days on the free plan.

  • 3 hours, 24 hours or 7 days at a click, with every chart read at the same moment
  • Each chart shows the level that would raise a warning
  • Processes and services, and the machine's events in one timeline
The host page in the docs
One host's page in Netwarden, with charts of CPU, memory, disk and network over time.

Found on their own

You do not tell the agent what runs on a machine. It looks, and reports what it finds.

Docker and Podman

Every container's state, CPU and memory, and the images they run.

PostgreSQL and MySQL

Found through their local sockets when they run on the machine.

Proxmox and KVM

Virtual machines on a Linux hypervisor, through Proxmox or libvirt.

OPNsense

Gateways, CARP failover, the firewall log, firmware updates and the intrusion detection alerts.

Synology

A DSM 7 package with the same agent, updated through Package Center.

Kubernetes

One agent for the whole cluster: nodes, workloads, jobs and service availability.

Kubernetes

One command for the whole cluster

One kubectl apply and a single pod reports the whole cluster, every namespace.

  • Nodes, workloads, failed jobs and pods stuck pulling an image
  • Read-only access to only what you tick when you install it
  • Optional: the ingress log, to flag the addresses probing your sites
A Kubernetes cluster in Netwarden: nodes, workloads and their health.
Alerts and dashboards

Hear about it before anyone else does

A host that stops reporting is the first thing worth knowing. The list shows every machine’s state at a glance; an alert tells you when you are not looking.

  • Alerts on any metric the agent reports, or on a machine going offline
  • Email, push to the Netwarden app for iPhone, iPad and Android, and webhooks
  • Custom dashboards on any metric the agent reports
  • Uptime checks on your websites, from the outside
Setting up alerts
The Hosts page in Netwarden: every machine with its status, CPU, memory, disk and when it last reported.
Our own machines: two Ubuntu servers, a Mac mini, an OPNsense firewall and a four-node Kubernetes cluster.

Security comes with it

The same agent notices a new listening port, a changed system file, SSH open to root or passwords and packages with a known fix. How the security checks work

Setup

About two minutes from sign-up to your first chart

  1. Create an account

    An email and a password. No card and no sales call.

  2. Install the agent

    The app shows the command for your system with your key already in it. On Windows it is a signed installer that asks for two values.

  3. Watch it report

    The machine appears within a minute of the agent starting. Its security checks start on their own; alerts take a few clicks.

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$ curl -fsSL https://get.netwarden.com/install.sh | sudo bash -s -- --tenant-id <your tenant id> --api-key <your api key>

Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, Rocky, AlmaLinux, Fedora and Amazon Linux, on x86_64 and ARM64. It installs the signed package and adds the Netwarden repository, so updates arrive with apt or dnf.

After you sign up, the app shows this with your Tenant ID and API key already filled in, and a copy button.

Pricing

Start free. Pay when you add machines.

Per plan, not per metric or per event. Change or cancel whenever you like.

Free

Perfect for getting started with basic monitoring

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No card needed

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  • 1 host
  • 10 email alerts/month
  • Basic alerts
  • 2 days data retention
  • Standard monitoring (10 minute updates)
Recommended

Solo

Great for individual developers and small projects

$9.90a month

or $99 a year (save 17%)

Choose Solo
  • 5 hosts
  • 50 email alerts/month
  • API access
  • Basic alerts
  • Custom alerts
  • Dashboard sharing
  • Advanced metrics
  • 7 days data retention
  • Fast monitoring (5 minute updates)

Pro

Powerful monitoring for teams and production environments

$29.90a month

or $299 a year (save 17%)

Choose Pro
  • 25 hosts
  • 500 email alerts/month
  • API access
  • Basic alerts
  • Custom alerts
  • Dashboard sharing
  • Advanced metrics
  • Custom integrations
  • Priority support
  • White label
  • SLA guarantee
  • 30 days data retention
  • Real-time monitoring (1 minute updates)

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Connect your first machine

It takes about two minutes, and it is free for one machine. If anything gets in the way, write to us and a person who builds Netwarden answers.

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