XFCE, possible to monitor remote dedicated web server? Conky et al?

Hi all,
I'm new to Arch, this is my 3rd day.  I'm still actually fairly new to Linux, and haven't done a lot of customization, especially with desktop monitoring and status apps like conky and etc.  I'm running Arch on a fairly old laptop, and I don't do a lot of performance hogging things, so I really have no interest in monitoring my local machine or displaying stats of my local machine on my desktop.  But, if it were possible to somehow aggregate performance and stats from my remote webserver that would be fantastic.
Even if it's something as simple as uptime and cpu load averages or anything like that.  Has anyone ever done any kind of remote server monitoring on the desktop and if so, what's the best program to install for that?  I've never used conky before or any other, so before I invest a bunch of time in one, if it's not going to meet these particular needs, I'd rather get some direction from you guys.
as for my webserver, it is a dedicated web server running debian (Dreamhost), so I have full capability to install what I need to install on it in order to make the performance monitoring available, as long as whatever I need to install is secure.  I only have ssh and ftp access to the server as far as I know.
Thanks!  Looking forward to learning so much from this distro!  So far I feel like I've dived into a magical swimming pool of knowledge absorption and my linux knowledge has almost doubled in two days. You guys rock!
-Robbie
ps: Here's my desktop - http://imgur.com/a/3TZE6

Conky has the ability to execute arbitrary commands and capture the output.  Take a look at man conky and see the information on the exec command and friends.
Edit:
  Oh, and welcome to Arch Linux
Last edited by ewaller (2013-09-26 21:41:28)

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