External checks tell you a site is up. The CaneCron agent tells you why it's about to go down — it runs on your own servers, reports disk, memory and load, and can watch internal URLs that never touch the public internet.
Disk
82%
Memory
47%
Load
1.2
Private network monitors
Drop the agent on your server with a single Docker command or bash script, using the key and secret from your dashboard.
Every interval it sends disk %, memory % and load average back to CaneCron — and checks any internal URLs you list.
Set a disk threshold and we warn you before a full disk takes the box down — not after.
Disk, memory and load average from the server itself — the signals a public HTTP check can never see.
Point the agent at internal URLs — admin panels, localhost services — that never touch the public internet.
Set a threshold and get warned before a filling disk brings everything down.
A Docker container or a bash script on any Linux box — no inbound ports to open.
Grab your key and secret from the dashboard, then start the agent with Docker. It reports metrics and checks your internal URLs every interval.
docker run -d --restart=always \
-e CANECRON_API_KEY="cck_your_api_key" \
-e CANECRON_SECRET="ccs_your_secret_key" \
-e CANECRON_URLS="https://admin.example.com,http://localhost:8080" \
-e CANECRON_INTERVAL="300" \
--name canecron-agent \
canecron/agent