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Observability 24/7 for servers, applications and networks — with timely alerts and response under SLA, not after a user complains.
Most outages come with warning signs: a filling disk, slow queries, an expiring certificate, a growing load. Monitoring is worth having when those signs are seen in time and someone acts on them.
We start by reviewing your systems and what matters most to your business. Then we set up monitoring for the infrastructure and the applications, define thresholds and alerts, and take over the round-the-clock response, so your team can work instead of watching charts.
The same team that sets up the monitoring also responds to the alerts — around the clock.
We watch the trends, not just the failures, so a problem is fixed while it is still small.
Unusual logins and changes to your systems are tracked and checked as well.
An agreed response time and clear ownership of who acts on every alert.
Load history shows when more capacity is needed and where you are paying for too much.
From setting up the monitoring to responding to an incident — no hand-offs between providers.
Regular reports on availability, incidents and the actions taken.
We review your systems, the dependencies between them and what is critical to your business.
What we will monitor, which thresholds trigger a response and how you will receive reports.
We set up the monitoring, dashboards and alerts, and check them with test events.
24/7 monitoring, incident response under SLA and tuning of the thresholds over time.
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Servers, virtual machines, cloud resources, databases, applications and network devices — depending on what you have. The scope is agreed after the analysis.
It depends on the number and type of systems monitored and on the agreed SLA. After the analysis you get a concrete proposal.
An engineer checks the signal, responds according to the agreed SLA and keeps you informed. After every incident we describe the cause and what we are doing so it does not happen again.
Yes. We review the current setup, remove needless alarms, add what is missing and then take it over for support.
Describe the project or the challenge in a few lines — we come back with concrete steps, not a generic quote.