Look for lines containing the path to your Observium installation (typically /opt/observium ). They usually look like this:
If you want to keep your web server (Apache/Nginx) and database (MySQL/MariaDB) for other applications, only remove the specific monitoring dependencies: uninstall observium ubuntu
sudo systemctl stop observium_discovery.timer observium_discovery.service sudo systemctl stop observium_poller.timer observium_poller.service Look for lines containing the path to your
By default, Observium is installed in the /opt/observium directory. Removing this folder deletes the application logic, RRD data files, and logs. sudo apt-get purge php-* fping snmp mtr-tiny sudo
sudo apt-get purge php-* fping snmp mtr-tiny sudo apt-get autoremove Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Final Summary Table Location/Command Delete Directory /opt/observium Database Drop Database DROP DATABASE observium; Automation Remove Cron /etc/cron.d/observium Web Server Remove Site Config /etc/apache2/sites-available/
If you added the cron jobs directly to the root or a specific user's crontab instead of /etc/cron.d/ , open that crontab: sudo crontab -e Use code with caution.
You have now successfully removed Observium, its database, and its configuration files from your Ubuntu server. If you are migrating, you can now proceed with installing your new monitoring tool.