Machine page
Metrics, checks, incidents, logs and security for each machine, over the period you choose.
Argunis/Operations/Infrastructure
Every server, in plain sight.
Servers, network devices, databases, cloud services and IBM i, with an agent, a probe in your network or nothing installed. Argunis knows what is up, what is slow and what it depends on.
Infrastructure · 412 machines
Operational398
Warning11
Down3
Agents286
Resource usage
With an agent, a probe or nothing installed
The Argunis agent delivers metrics, logs, containers, security and inventory from every Linux or Windows server. Where you cannot install it, a probe in your network checks via SSH, WinRM or SNMP and receives syslog and traps.
- Agent for Linux and Windows with plugins
- Monitoring probe for agentless devices
- Move a machine between cloud, probe and agent without losing history
- Credentials always in the vault
Where it is checked from
Agentmetrics, logs, containers, security286
Monitoring probeSSH, WinRM, SNMP, syslog and traps97
Argunis cloudping, ports and services29
What the agent delivers
CPU, RAM and diskProcessesServicesLogsDockerConnectionsPackages and KBSecurity events
Alerts when they matter
Set the disk, RAM and CPU percentages that trigger a warning, how many attempts to wait before alerting and which checks open an incident. Catalog tests apply themselves by tag.
- Disk, RAM and CPU thresholds per machine
- Reusable tests and tag rules
- Attempts before alerting and run now
- Business hours and scheduled maintenance
CPU · srv-erp-01 · 24 hAlert above 90%
It knows what everything depends on
Every machine has its site, group and dependencies. Argunis discovers relationships on its own and lets you simulate what goes down if a machine fails, so the alert comes with the cause instead of a hundred symptoms.
- Discovered and accepted relationships
- Simulate what happens if a machine fails
- Sites on the map with their status
- Probable cause and affected items in incidents
If switch-dc fails…6 affected
- 1switch-dc
- 2srv-erp-01
- 3db-sales
- 4api-payments
- 5web-store
One incident with the probable cause (switch-dc) and the affected items grouped below.
Databases, cloud and IBM i
With a read-only user, Argunis checks login, space, sessions, locks, replication and backups of your databases. Your cloud services appear on their own and IBM i (AS400) systems are monitored live.
- PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, Db2, Informix and more
- AWS, Azure and Google Cloud services
- IBM i: jobs, subsystems, backups and PTFs
- Custom tests with metrics on the dashboard
db-sales · PostgreSQL 16
Sessions184
Locks2
Replica lag0,4 s
Backup6 h agoOK
Login12 msOK
Everything Infrastructure includes
Server agents
Installed with one command from the web, self-updating, with plugins you can turn on or off.
Monitoring probes
Check agentless machines inside your network and never scan ports.
Alert thresholds
Disk, RAM and CPU per machine, plus thresholds for tests and databases.
Catalog tests
Reusable checks that apply themselves to machines with a given tag.
Databases
PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, ClickHouse, Vertica, Db2, Informix, MongoDB, Redis, Cassandra and Elasticsearch, with a read-only user.
Cloud services
What you run in your cloud shows up inside Infrastructure with its own page.
IBM i (AS400)
CPU, disks, jobs waiting for reply, subsystems, messages, backups, PTFs and security.
Relationships and dependencies
Where each machine lives and what it depends on, with outage simulation.
Sites
Each machine at its site and on the map, with its status.
Active and inactive
Deactivate without losing history and reactivate choosing where it is monitored from.
Credentials in the vault
Your machine passwords stay sealed and travel only for the task.
NetworkFrequently asked questions
Do I need an agent on every server?
No. The agent gives more detail, but a probe in your network can check machines via SSH, WinRM or SNMP, and exposed services are checked from the Argunis cloud.
Which systems does the agent support?
Linux and Windows. IBM i (AS400) has its own live monitoring.
Where are my machine passwords stored?
In your company vault, encrypted. They travel sealed to the probe or agent only for the task and never go back to the browser.
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