How to: What You Can Monitor
With Netdata you can monitor all these components across platforms:

|                                                                                                   Component |              Linux               | FreeBSD | macOS |                      Windows                      |
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------:|:--------------------------------:|:-------:|:-----:|:-------------------------------------------------:|
|                             **System Resources**
CPU, Memory and system shared resources
|               Full               |   Yes   |  Yes  |                        Yes                        |
|                                **Storage**
Disks, Mount points, Filesystems, RAID arrays
|               Full               |   Yes   |  Yes  |                        Yes                        |
|                                 **Network**
Network Interfaces, Protocols, Firewall, etc
|               Full               |   Yes   |  Yes  |                        Yes                        |
|                        **Hardware & Sensors**
Fans, Temperatures, Controllers, GPUs, etc
|               Full               |  Some   | Some  |                       Some                        |
|                                       **O/S Services**
Resources, Performance and Status
| Yes
`systemd`
|    -    |   -   |                         -                         |
|                                      **Processes**
Resources, Performance, OOM, and more
|               Yes                |   Yes   |  Yes  |                        Yes                        |
|                                                                             System and Application **Logs** | Yes
`systemd`-journal |    -    |   -   | Yes
`Windows Event Log`, `ETW`
|
|                                 **Network Connections**
Live TCP and UDP sockets per PID
|               Yes                |    -    |   -   |                         -                         |
|                               **Containers**
Docker/containerd, LXC/LXD, Kubernetes, etc
|               Yes                |    -    |   -   |                         -                         |
|                                 **VMs** (from the host)
KVM, qemu, libvirt, Proxmox, etc
| Yes
`cgroups`
|    -    |   -   |         Yes
`Hyper-V`
|
|                       **Synthetic Checks**
Test APIs, TCP ports, Ping, Certificates, etc
|               Yes                |   Yes   |  Yes  |                        Yes                        |
| **Packaged Applications**
nginx, apache, postgres, redis, mongodb,
and hundreds more
|               Yes                |   Yes   |  Yes  |                        Yes                        |
|                              **Cloud Provider Infrastructure**
AWS, GCP, Azure, and more
|               Yes                |   Yes   |  Yes  |                        Yes                        |
|                       **Custom Applications**
OpenMetrics, StatsD and soon OpenTelemetry
|               Yes                |   Yes   |  Yes  |                        Yes                        |

On Linux, you can continuously monitor all kernel features and hardware sensors for errors, including Intel/AMD/Nvidia GPUs, PCI AER, RAM EDAC, IPMI, S.M.A.R.T, Intel RAPL, NVMe, fans, power supplies, and voltage readings.

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