Monitoring

Monitor business-critical systems with real-time alerts, configurable views, and integration toolkits.

Monitor devices and network services from an on-prem Windows server using sensors attached to a device tree.

An open-source telemetry collector for gathering, transforming, and exporting logs, metrics, traces, and profiles.

Monitor network performance and availability across IP devices from one central platform.

Adds a global query view, high availability, and long-term storage to Prometheus deployments.

Use network-flow and packet-derived metrics to locate performance degradation across network paths.

Connect application and infrastructure performance to the business transactions users depend on.

Store and search OpenTelemetry traces with a self-hosted backend that can scale from one node to a cluster.

Store and query Prometheus-compatible metrics with a single-node binary or a scalable cluster.

Query OCI resource and application metrics, then route alarm notifications when monitored conditions change.

Bring application, infrastructure, database, network, log, and digital-experience monitoring into one hosted workspace.

An LLM operations platform for tracing production calls and watching quality, cost, and latency.

Monitor website availability and scripted customer journeys with external checks and alerts.

Expose current Kubernetes object state as metrics for a separate monitoring system to scrape and analyze.

Find database performance bottlenecks by tracing wait times to SQL statements and tuning opportunities.

Monitors infrastructure, distributed applications, and user experience through a hosted Splunk service.

Monitor website availability and simulate visitor journeys to catch outages and slow transactions.

Correlate network, server, application, database, and cloud signals in a customer-operated hybrid IT observability platform.

Run network and application tests from global or private agents, then use path and routing views to locate where performance breaks.

Discover, monitor, and manage Oracle and non-Oracle systems across data centers and cloud environments.

A self-hosted network monitoring framework that polls device data and turns it into RRDTool graphs.

Correlate server and application health, availability, and capacity in a self-hosted monitoring console.

Unify network monitoring for enterprise-scale operations across complex, multi-vendor environments.

Ingest operational metrics and events, detect anomalies, and connect alerts to service context and response workflows.