linux-server-mgmt

Check the status of backup operations on this server:

Check available backup and restore points on the server:

Verify backup-related CLI tools are installed and working:

Verify GitHub CLI (gh) is working correctly:

Run comprehensive GPU benchmarks and document GPU module configuration:

Run comprehensive hardware benchmarks and create a profile:

I see you've just cloned the Claude Server Manager Template. This template provides a pattern and starting point for creating a comprehensive Claude Code environment for server administration, but it needs to be customized for your specific environment.

List and analyze Docker deployments:

Analyze disk space consumption and identify space hogs:

Check filesystem health and integrity:

Check Docker volume and data directory permissions:

Identify inactive and old Docker deployments for potential removal:

Check comprehensive Docker health status:

Move to the Docker root directory.

Document the Linux distribution and system information:

Identify and safely clean up old/leftover files on the filesystem:

Check Docker volume configuration and health:

Review the status of systemd services on the system:

Check GPU passthrough and NVIDIA GPU status:

Check this VM's status from Proxmox host perspective:

Check multi-disk array and RAID status:

Perform a comprehensive system health check:

Check XFS filesystem health and performance:

Analyze system and service logs for errors and issues:

Review system logs for anything noteworthy (not just errors):

Check connectivity to key local computers on the LAN:

Review which SSH connection names/hosts the user has configured

Review installed SSH key pairs and delete old ones if desired

Check network configuration and connectivity health:

Analyze port usage and listening services:

Check Cloudflare tunnel status and connectivity:

Check NFS mounts and availability to the NAS:

Identify and analyze resource-intensive processes:

Check system resource pressure and alerts (critical for low-spec hardware):

Check system uptime and stability metrics:

Analyze system boot time and identify slow-starting services:

Check SSL/TLS certificate status and expiration:

Assess firewall configuration and security posture:

Conduct a comprehensive security audit of the server:

Test email notification system:

Check for available system updates including security patches.

Review and configure automatic update settings for the server.

Check for available system updates and security patches: