OBD for your serverOBD-II is the port every car has had since the '90s — plug in a reader and it returns fault codes telling you what's actually wrong, instead of you guessing from the dashboard. DashDiag does that for servers.

Know what's wrong with your server. Not what to go read.

One command inspects your whole stack — hardware, OS, Docker, Kubernetes — and correlates what it finds into one clear verdict in seconds: failing disks, resource pressure, security misconfigurations, missing updates and known CVEs. It takes the diagnosing and troubleshooting off your shoulders, powered by 70+ collectors and 400+ checks — the answer, not a pile of logs to read yourself.

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// Linux & macOS · on-prem & cloud (AWS, Azure) · read-only — changes nothing · tested across 17 distros

root@web-03 — dsd health

Real output, real findings. Command to verdict in seconds — swipe through real diagnoses.

The idea

The data was always there. Now it's readable.

A car has known what's wrong with it for decades — OBD just made that data readable, so you plug in and get a straight answer instead of guessing. Your server already exposes everything too: /proc, /sys, SMART, logs, kernel counters. It's all right there, raw and scattered. DashDiag reads it and tells you what it means — one command turns data the box already had into a clear verdict. OBD for your servers.

The difference

Other tools show you data. DashDiag finds the problem.

The hard part of an incident isn't running top, dmesg, and journalctl. It's knowing which of the forty things you're looking at actually matters. DashDiag does the correlation for you.

The old way you do the work

  • Run six commands, read six walls of output
  • Already know which question to ask
  • Correlate symptoms by hand, under pressure
  • Hope you didn't miss the one line that mattered

DashDiag it does the work

  • One command reads every subsystem at once
  • Surfaces problems you didn't know to look for
  • Correlates symptoms into a single diagnosis
  • Hands you a clear verdict, ranked by severity
What it checks

Everything you'd check by hand — at once.

01

Health & story

A top-to-bottom read of the system, then the narrative of what's actually going wrong and why.

02

Security & CVE

Exposed surfaces, hardening gaps, and known vulnerabilities mapped to your installed packages.

03

Network & services

Connectivity, listening ports, and service state — flagged when they drift from sane defaults.

04

Distro-aware

Tested across 17 distros spanning every major family — Debian, RHEL, SUSE, Arch, Alpine, NixOS — plus macOS. Fix suggestions come in the form your system actually expects.

05

JSON-native

Every check emits structured --json. Pipe it, store it, alert on it, build on it.

06

Zero-agent

One static binary. Run it, read it, delete it. Nothing left resident on the machine.

Install

One command. Nothing else required.

No daemon, no config, no dependencies. Works on Linux and macOS. Installs a single static binary to /usr/local/bin.

$ curl -fsSL https://dashdiag.sh/install.sh | sh

// Linux & macOS · x86_64 & arm64 · checksum verified · requires curl or wget

// pin a version: curl -fsSL https://dashdiag.sh/install.sh | sh -s -- v0.6.12

// or grab the binary directly: github.com/keyorixhq/dashdiag/releases →

Why you can trust it

Built by people who've done this at scale.

Open source

DashDiag is open source — read every line before you run it. No black box on your production hosts; audit it, build it yourself, verify the checksums.

github.com/keyorixhq/dashdiag →

Who's behind it

Built in Valencia, Spain by a founder with a security program manager background and engineering experience at Microsoft and Tencent, alongside an ex-Microsoft co-founder.

Advised by senior engineers formerly of Microsoft and Nvidia.

Read-only & proven

It changes nothing on your system — DashDiag only reads. Safe to run on production.

Runs the same on bare metal, VMs and the cloud — validated across 17 Linux distributions, plus macOS, AWS & Azure →.

Use it now. Stay for what's next.

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