Monitor Your Entire Infrastructure with Cloudmon
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Monitor Your Entire Infrastructure with Cloudmon
Gain full visibility into your servers, networks, and applications from a single pane of glass. Track performance, set intelligent alerts, and never miss a critical event.
Cloudmon provides unified IT observability with proactive monitoring whether your infrastructure is in the cloud or on-premises. By integrating performance metrics and user experience data, it transforms IT operations into a strategic enabler for business objectives.
Unified Observability: Cloudmon connects directly to resources to collect availability, performance, and configuration details in real-time without complex setups.
What Cloudmon gives you
Real-time metrics Track CPU, memory, disk, and network utilization from agents and probes as frequently as every second. | Smart Alerts Set intelligent thresholds and receive notifications via email, SMS, Slack, or Teams to reduce alert fatigue. | Auto-discovery Automatically find and list network devices, services, and cloud resources to maintain an accurate inventory. |
Getting Started
Ready to deploy? Follow our installation guides to set up your controller and first monitoring node.
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Is it possible to monitor the activity of employees using Cloudmon?
No, Cloudmon does not track employee activity. Nonetheless, it does offer the functionality to monitor user availability and system performance.
Is it possible to monitor emails from applications like Outlook in Cloudmon?
No, Cloudmon does not have the capability to monitor Outlook emails, but it is equipped to monitor email servers. The platform is specifically designed to focus on monitoring the applications, servers and hosts.
Can Cloudmon monitor Network Devices?
Yes, Cloudmon can monitor network devices like Firewalls, Servers, Switches and Routers etc. using SNMP. For network devices which do not support SNMP, Cloudmon can perform availability using IP Endpoint monitoring feature. In addition, Cloudmon is ...
Can Cloudmon monitor Performance, Availability, and Bandwidth of IP Endpoints?
Yes, Cloudmon monitors the performance and availability of IP Endpoints. It uses synthetic monitoring – either ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) or TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) to monitor availability, latency, jitter, packet loss, and ...
Will Cloudmon monitor multiple devices across multiple locations?
Yes. you can monitor devices across the globe by installing probes in multiple locations.