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

Monitor network faults, performance, traffic, and alarms with OpenNMS's community-driven Horizon distribution.

Measure Internet-facing application performance from distributed test locations and trace failures across network dependencies.

A hosted server-monitoring service for host metrics, cloud integrations, containers, alerts, and dashboards.

Investigate monitoring alerts with an AI SRE agent and review findings in a centralized platform.

Collect OpenTelemetry traces, metrics, and logs in a hosted or self-managed observability platform.

A dedicated internal messenger offered as air-gapped, self-hosted, on-premises, or cloud-hosted.

Measure network-path quality between sites with continuous synthetic probes and performance diagnostics.

Monitor production ML and LLM systems for drift, quality, fairness, and agent behavior.

Website statistics through hosted service, self-hosting or imported logs.

Self-host uptime checks for websites, ports, DNS records, containers, and other endpoints.

An agent-based monitoring pipeline that turns checks and metrics into routed, actionable events.

Collect infrastructure and application telemetry, then explore logs, traces, metrics, and user behavior together.

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

Collect application traces, metrics, logs, and error signals with language-specific agents.

A private-first, Toggl-compatible time tracker that can be self-hosted or used as a hosted service.

Store and query observability telemetry in a columnar data lake with SQL and PromQL.

Track project hours and invoice work with a self-hosted or hosted open-source time tracker.

Define endpoint health checks and alert conditions in a lightweight self-hosted status dashboard.

Check infrastructure and application availability with configurable remote monitors, thresholds, alerts, and reports.

Monitor application, database, server, and web-transaction health from one managed console.

Monitor system resources and processes from a terminal or web interface.

Discover network devices, graph their data, and send alerts from an SNMP-based monitoring system.

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