System & Network Monitor
WearSSH includes two dedicated monitoring screens, both driven by lightweight remote commands over the existing SSH session.
System Monitor
Section titled “System Monitor”Shows live server vitals at a glance:
- CPU usage
- Memory usage
- Disk usage
- Uptime
Useful as a dashboard you can pull up without dropping into a raw top/htop session.
Network Monitor
Section titled “Network Monitor”Shows network-facing info for the connected server, such as active interfaces and connectivity status, so you can spot networking issues without typing ip a or netstat manually.
Server Info
Section titled “Server Info”A combined summary screen (ServerInfoScreen) surfacing key facts about the connected host — kernel, IP, and similar — for quick reference during a session.
Package & service management
Section titled “Package & service management”Two focused screens sit alongside monitoring for common admin tasks:
- Package Install — install a package on the remote host by name, without hand-typing the full package-manager invocation.
- Service Install — set up or manage a system service on the remote host.
Both run over the same SSH session as the terminal, so output streams live just like a manually typed command.