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Linux Troubleshooting Toolkit

Fix failed services, full disks, permission errors, high load, OOM kills, DNS, and SSH problems with command-driven guides and prompts.

Top Linux errors

Start with the most common production issues and troubleshooting paths.

Best Linux prompts

Use these prompts to turn symptoms, logs, and config into a structured troubleshooting plan.

All Linux prompts

Free Linux tools

Validate, troubleshoot, or analyze your configuration before production changes.

AI Incident Response Assistant

Paste journal errors and symptoms, get a triage plan.

Start triage

Linux Error Guides hub

Cause → fix → validation → prevention for 61 common Linux errors.

Open the hub

Linux runbook

Use a repeatable checklist for production troubleshooting.

A first-response checklist for a misbehaving Linux host.

  1. 1 Check failed services (systemctl --failed)
  2. 2 Review journal errors (journalctl -p err -xb)
  3. 3 Inspect disk and memory (df -h, free -h, dmesg | tail)
  4. 4 Check DNS and network reachability
  5. 5 Validate recent changes (packages, config, deploys)
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