Server health, explained — and fixed
Live CPU, memory, disk and network metrics — with a Gemini 2.5 Pro AI that tells you exactly what's wrong in plain English, traces the root cause, and recommends the fix.
Powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro
Disk at 85% — /var/log grew 3.2 GB in 24h. Recommend rotating nginx logs; projected full in ~6 days.
Everything you need
Not just monitoring — understanding
PulseGuard combines live server telemetry with AI that speaks human, so you spend time fixing problems instead of diagnosing them.
Live health metrics
Real-time CPU, memory, disk and network data streamed continuously from every connected server — always a current picture, never stale.
AI diagnosis in plain English
Gemini 2.5 Pro translates raw metric anomalies into a clear sentence: what's wrong, why it matters, and how urgent it is.
Root-cause analysis
The AI traces symptoms back to their origin — a runaway process, a log rotation gap, a memory leak — rather than just reporting a number.
One-tap recommended fixes
Every diagnosis comes with a concrete recommended action you can hand off to the SSH portal and apply immediately.
Trend & capacity forecasting
Historical metric trends reveal when a disk will fill or a service will need scaling — before a crisis, not after.
Works with the SSH portal
Seamlessly hand off from an AI recommendation to an encrypted, audited SSH session to apply the fix — all in one place.
From diagnosis to fix, in one place
Get the recommendation, then apply it — without leaving PulseGuard
When the AI pinpoints the problem, you're one tap from an encrypted SSH session to fix it. No context-switching, no piecing together notes from three different tools — the diagnosis and the terminal live side by side so you can act on what you know, right now.
How it works
Connected and diagnosing in minutes
Connect a server
Install the lightweight PulseGuard agent (or use an agentless SSH connection) and your server appears in the dashboard within seconds.
AI watches the metrics
Gemini 2.5 Pro continuously analyses CPU, memory, disk and network readings, correlating changes over time to spot emerging problems.
Get the diagnosis & the fix
When something needs attention, you receive a plain-English explanation of the root cause and a specific recommended action — ready to apply via the SSH portal.
FAQ
Server management questions, answered
What AI model powers the server diagnostics?
PulseGuard uses Gemini 2.5 Pro for all server health analysis. It processes your live metric streams and produces natural-language diagnoses, root-cause assessments and concrete fix recommendations.
What metrics does it track?
CPU utilisation, memory usage, disk space and I/O rates, network throughput and packet loss — all collected at short intervals and stored as time-series data so trends are visible over days, weeks and months.
Does it just alert me, or does it explain and recommend?
Both — and more. PulseGuard alerts when thresholds are exceeded, but the AI layer goes further: it explains in plain English what is wrong, traces it to a root cause, and tells you exactly what to do about it.
Can PulseGuard actually apply fixes, or just suggest them?
It suggests; you apply — and you're always in control. Recommendations are one tap away from an encrypted SSH session inside PulseGuard, where you can review and run the suggested commands. Nothing is applied automatically without your action.
Is my server data safe?
Metric data is encrypted in transit and at rest. SSH sessions are end-to-end encrypted and never stored in plaintext. You control which servers are connected, and you can revoke access at any time from the dashboard.