The implementation of monitoring and alarm systems that enable the detection of failures and accidents and IT infrastructure management is one of the areas that Eurotux’s supply of services stands out.
Based on open source technology (such as Nagios and Icinga), Eurotux offers a monitoring tool with the ability to oversee infrastructures, platforms, services and applications. This tool can play a major role in managing IT services and infrastructure, generating availability reports, tracking the evolution of service performance and setting off alarms (email, SMS or other means) that bring attention to failures in those systems.
Eurotux Monotoring System is adaptable to the evolving needs of the infrastructure where it is installed, providing a detailed view of the resources being used and detecting potential failures while they are still in their initial phase. As such, using this system can reduce response times to problems and consequent damages, while extending the equipment’s lifetime with lower maintenance costs.
Platform Monitoring
Availability
CPU
Memory use
Available disk space in partitions
Fans, power sources and temperature status
Network interfaces usage
SMS alerts
Monitoring from anywhere via mobile applications
Service Monitoring
HTTP; FTP; DNS
BD MySQL; Oracle, SQL Server
TomCat; JBoss
In addition to typical tests of platforms and service availability, monitoring mechanisms can be created according to the client’s needs, with specific components for the solutions they use.
As other solutions provided by Eurotux, Eurotux Monotoring System is based on open source technology and does not require the purchase of any commercial software.
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