Apr 4
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Learn how to monitor your CPU in real-time using Prometheus and Grafana on Ubuntu with Node Exporter. In this step-by-step Prometheus and Grafana monitoring tutorial, you’ll see how to track CPU usage, visualize metrics on a Grafana dashboard, and understand the key concepts of server monitoring. Perfect for DevOps beginners, this guide covers Prometheus monitoring with Grafana, setting up Node Exporter, and creating dashboards that instantly show CPU spikes. You’ll also learn how real-time server monitoring works, how to use Prometheus queries, and why this setup is widely used in production environments for Linux server monitoring. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to set up your own Grafana and Prometheus monitoring project, monitor Ubuntu servers, and understand DevOps monitoring tools for tracking CPU, RAM, and system load efficiently. 00:00 Prometheus & Grafana CPU Monitoring Tutorial (Overview) 00:18 Monitoring Setup: Node Exporter, Prometheus, Grafana Explained 00:48 How Node Exporter Collects CPU Metrics 01:09 How Prometheus Scrapes Metrics from Node Exporter 01:18 How Grafana Visualizes Prometheus Data 01:38 Prometheus CPU Query Explained (Step-by-Step) 02:52 Grafana Thresholds & CPU Alert Levels Explained 03:26 Switching Visualization for Real-Time Monitoring 04:40 How to Stress Test CPU on Linux (Live Demo) 05:18 CPU Usage Spike to 100% (Real-Time Grafana Dashboard) 05:52 Why CPU Monitoring Matters in Production 06:31 Setting Up Alerts in Grafana (Overview) 07:07 Final Thoughts & Next Steps #prometheus #grafana #nodeexporter #cpumonitoring #ubuntu #devops #servermonitoring #monitoringtools #linuxserver #realtimemonitoring