Introducing AI Monitoring (Beta)

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RunCloud AI Monitoring continuously analyzes your server to detect anomalies and their severity, diagnose root causes, and surface remediation steps you can act on immediately.

Note: As AI Monitoring is still in beta, we recommend enabling it on test or non-production servers first. We’re actively refining data handling and privacy documentation, which will be published ahead of general availability.

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How It Works

  • Read-only by design. RunCloud AI observes your server and provides insights. It never runs commands or makes changes automatically.

  • You stay in control. Any suggested commands & next steps are for you to review and run manually.

  • AI isn’t perfect. Recommendations may be incomplete or incorrect. Always verify before making changes.

  • incidents you can revisit anytime

Learn more in our documentation →

How to Enable AI Monitoring

AI Monitoring can be enabled by navigating to your server of choice and looking for the new Install RunCloud AI option, as shown below:

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You’ll see a one-time consent modal explaining how RunCloud works. Accept the terms, and then click Enable AI Monitoring to enable AI Monitoring on this server.

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This is a beta, so we want your feedback. If you enable it and spot something off (a diagnosis that missed the mark, a remediation step that didn’t work, a use case we should cover), drop a reply here. We look forward to any & all feedback. :raising_hands:

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This is great. This feature could fill server optimization request: https://community.runcloud.io/t/server-optimization-settings-advanced/4572/2

Could ai do checkups ie. check server configuration and what wp sites installed, if woo enabled etc, do php performance checks, recommend configuration changes?

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@alex @raj

We are currently getting tons of notifications:

“There is a spike in HTTP 405 errors for the X web application, with 4 client errors recorded in the last 60 seconds.”

“An HTTP 500 error occurred on the X web application, with one server error logged in the last minute.”

Quite annoying to get these as mobile notifications. Maybe you should stack these?

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Hi @Arvoisa

We’re actively working on fine-tuning AI Monitoring. Just to confirm, have you already filed a ticket with some examples of what you’re seeing?

Ensuring this is captured via ticketed support will ensure it’s associated directly with your account, and the affected server/web app + the team will be able to request access or more information if necessary.

Thank you for the feedback. :folded_hands: