IPFire
ipfire.orgAn administered firewall with separated network trust zones
An administered firewall with separated network trust zones
Combine network flow, device, cloud, and synthetic telemetry to investigate traffic and service performance.
Map network devices and surface bandwidth, packet-loss, jitter, and connectivity issues with live alerts.
Use network-flow and packet-derived metrics to locate performance degradation across network paths.
Measure network-path quality between sites with continuous synthetic probes and performance diagnostics.
Unify network monitoring for enterprise-scale operations across complex, multi-vendor environments.
Monitor networks, servers, and hybrid infrastructure with agentless discovery, maps, dashboards, and alerts.
Discover and monitor network devices with agent-native monitoring, alerts, and topology tools.
An SNMP-focused network monitor for device discovery, long-term metrics, graphs, and alerting.
Discover and monitor network devices, servers, applications, and traffic from a self-managed console.
Audience intelligence that segments social conversations and supports selective video transcription
Newsletter sending with conditional content and message-size accounting
Email-focused campaigns with subscriber fields and segmentation
Newsletter creation with forms, segmentation and reusable automations
Correlate network and application signals to find disruptions across hybrid infrastructure.
Generate and manually refine cellular image masks
Segment microscopy images and aggregate measurements
Inspect Kubernetes network flows and service relationships through Cilium's CLI and optional service-map interface.
Label images for interactive classification
Inspect multidimensional images with annotation overlays
Delineate structures in multidimensional image volumes
Process image stacks and quantify segmented structures
Monitor networks, servers, applications, and services with discovery, performance data collection, event processing, and alerting.
Monitor devices and network services from an on-prem Windows server using sensors attached to a device tree.