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The monitored items are:

  • historical SSH login/logout
  • historical network upload and download bandwidth usage
  • which network interfaces is down
  • which server/system is down
  • historical CPU usage
  • historical RAM usage
  • see logs (systemd) or /var/log
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    Except for the last item, I'd say Monitorix is a good choice. See my answer here (and the ones I've linked from there). It's what I use – and if you're on Debian (or a derivate), I'm the maintainer of its .deb packages and the corresponding repository.
    – Izzy ♦
    Mar 4, 2015 at 9:57

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Take a look at Nagios (http://www.nagios.org/) for some of your goals. I am a sysadmin and I use it on Fedora (only for basic tasks here, but I think it's versatile and useful).

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    Welcome to Software Recommendations! We like our answers to be full fledged personal recommendations, rather then a link and "this could work". Could you tell us about your experiences with this tool? In doubt have a look at this meta. Hope to see you around!
    – Angelo Fuchs
    Mar 5, 2015 at 11:16

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