# How do you install netstat to check server load etc.?

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Indeed, you need to install monitoring at the outer level. Think of the container as containment: the idea is that things inside the container can’t break things which are outside. But the outer level can see everything that’s happening on the inside. All the network traffic, CPU activity, memory pressure.

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