OctoDroid
It does not tell you a disk is full. It tells you it will be full on Thursday. Monitoring that warns you while there is still time to act.
An alert that arrives when the service is already down is not a warning, it is a report
Most monitoring works by threshold. The disk passes ninety per cent, a message goes out, and by then somebody is already calling to say the system is not responding.
The useful question is not what the number is right now. It is where the number is heading.
Warnings that come too late
By the time the threshold is crossed, the margin to react has already been spent.
A certificate nobody renewed
The expiry date was in somebody's calendar. The site went down anyway.
Mail that stopped arriving
Deliveries fail quietly for days before anyone connects the complaints to a cause.
One dashboard per thing
Servers in one place, mail in another, certificates nowhere. Nobody looks at all three.
Your whole operation, in one view
Servers, mail, certificates and attacks, on the same screen and with the same history.
Servers and fleet
Disk, memory, load and availability of every machine, on its own and as an average, wherever it is hosted.
Resource trends
How fast each resource is growing and how long it has left at that rate. This is the part that buys you time.
SSL certificates
Every domain checked daily, with a warning a month ahead and an escalation in the final week.
Mail delivery
Sent, delivered, rejected, bounced and deferred, with delivery times and the destinations that are slowest.
Unified logs
Mail, remote access and web traffic in one searchable record, filtered by server, address or origin.
Attacks and blocks
Who is trying to get in, from which country and against which service, and what has already been blocked.
Hours of warning instead of minutes of outage
A machine running out of memory in three hours is a task for this afternoon. The same machine already down is an incident, a client on the phone and a night lost.
The difference between the two is the warning arriving early enough.
It finds you
Alerts reach the team's phones where they already talk, without anyone having to keep a dashboard open.
Monthly evidence
Availability and mail reports per period, ready for a board meeting or a service agreement.
One place, not six
A single platform instead of a monitoring tool, a mail panel and a spreadsheet of expiry dates.
In daily use
OctoDroid is how we watch our own platforms and the infrastructure we operate for clients.
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