The Linux Health Checker is a command line tool for Linux. Its purpose is to identify potential problems before they impact your system’s availability or cause outages. It collects and compares the active Linux settings and system status for a system with the values provided by health-check authors or defined by you. It produces output in the form of detailed messages, which provide information about potential problems and the suggested actions to take.
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