Guides tagged “journalctl”

Step-by-step MdmHost guides about journalctl, sorted A-Z.

6 guides

  • Fix Docker daemon not starting

    Docker service failed to start? Read the real error with journalctl, then fix an invalid daemon.json, conflicting options, storage driver and overlay errors, a full disk or iptables problems.

    IntermediateLinux server5 min read
  • Free up disk space on a Linux VPS

    Find what is using space, then safely clear package caches, systemd journal logs, old Docker data and large log files without breaking running services.

    BeginnerLinux server3 min read
  • Linux Incident Response: Log Preservation and Analysis on a VPS

    Capture auth.log, syslog and the systemd journal from a Linux VPS during a security incident, hash the copies so they cannot be disputed, and read them to rebuild an attacker timeline.

    AdvancedLinux server4 min read
  • Manage Linux services with systemctl and journalctl

    Start, stop, restart and enable services with systemctl, and read service logs with journalctl to find out why something failed on your Linux VPS.

    BeginnerLinux VPS2 min read
  • Monitor CPU, memory, disk and logs on a Linux server

    A practical toolkit for checking load, CPU, memory, disk, network and logs on a Linux VPS, with what each number means and when it is a problem.

    BeginnerLinux server3 min read
  • Read and tune UFW firewall logs

    Turn on UFW logging at the right level, find [UFW BLOCK] lines in the journal or ufw.log, read the SRC, DPT and PROTO fields and keep log volume under control.

    IntermediateLinux server5 min read

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