What do you need?
- •A server connected to Coolify, running Linux with systemd (amd64 or arm64)
- •Owner or Admin role in the Coolify team and Terminal Access enabled for the server, or SSH
- •An Opservo workspace; Free covers up to 2 servers
- •Outbound HTTPS (port 443) to api.getopservo.com
How do you install it from Coolify’s terminal?
In Opservo, click Add a new server, then Generate install command. The token in it works once and expires after one hour. In Coolify, open Terminal, start a session on the server and paste the command. The session runs as the SSH user Coolify uses for that server, which is root by default; a non-root Coolify user has passwordless sudo, so the command works either way.
curl -sSL https://api.getopservo.com/install.sh | sudo env OPSERVO_API_URL=https://api.getopservo.com OPSERVO_TOKEN=<token> bashWhy on the host and not as a Coolify resource?
The agent is a systemd service that reads host facts: disks, the kernel log, systemd units and the Docker daemon. Inside a container it would only see that container.
What do you see afterwards?
Each server gets a 0–100 health score and findings with the command that fixes them: CPU, memory, disk and load; every Docker container with its live CPU and memory, restart count and logs; listening ports, including database ports published to the internet; security checks; and kernel-log errors. Coolify routes traffic through its own proxy container, so add an uptime monitor for each public app; it checks the app from outside and tracks its SSL certificate.
Last updated 2026-10-10.