ApacheWatch

Apache httpd monitoring

Monitoring and control for Apache httpd.

Health, SSL certificate expiry, logs and remote lifecycle commands for every Apache server — hosted for you, or installed on your own servers.

Free plan for up to 1 instance. Paid plans include a 14-day trial.

Everything you need to keep Apache healthy

One dashboard for every instance, in every environment.

Live health

Process status, uptime and mod_status traffic for every Apache instance, in one dashboard.

SSL certificate tracking

Expiry monitoring across every HTTPS virtual host, with warning thresholds you set.

Remote lifecycle

Start, stop, restart and graceful reload from the dashboard — no shell access needed.

Logs & configuration

Read error and access logs and the active configuration of each server from the browser.

Uptime history

Health and certificate history with hourly rollups, kept per plan.

Enterprise sign-in

Local users with roles, plus LDAP / Active Directory, SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect on Enterprise.

How it works

1

Install the agent

A small agent on each Apache httpd server. The agent reports out to the server, and the server also connects in to the agent on TCP 7200 to read configuration and logs — open that port to the server's address only.

2

Connect it

Run sudo apache-agent setup and paste the values the dashboard shows you.

3

Watch and act

Health, logs and alerts arrive within seconds — and you can start, stop and restart from the browser.

Hosted or on your own servers

Same product, two ways to run it.

Hosted

We run the ApacheWatch server. Install only the agent.

  • Ready in minutes — sign up and connect an agent
  • Updates, backups and availability handled by us
  • Monthly or annual billing; change plans any time
  • Each organization fully isolated
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Self-hosted

The whole product inside your network, from RPM packages.

  • RHEL, Oracle Linux, Rocky or AlmaLinux 8 and 9
  • One self-contained package — no runtime to install
  • Your data never leaves your servers
  • Free license for 1 instance; paid licenses on request

Start monitoring Apache today.