When is monitoring needed?
Problems we help solve
A server or network may gradually lose performance before it fails completely. Measurements and event history allow you to react based on data, not guesswork.
- Users report slow applications or dropped connections.
- It is not known whether the problem is caused by the server, link, or network device.
- There is a lack of information about load trends and resource slack.
- A failure is only detected when access to the service is lost.
- The company needs monthly reports on infrastructure availability and utilisation.
Fit
Who is this service for?
Companies without their own IT
We ensure visibility of servers and networks and provide clear alerts.
Companies with an administrator
We complement the team with measurements, dashboards and parameter history.
Multi-site environments
We monitor connections, devices and service availability in many locations.
Companies planning expansion
Monitoring data helps plan capacity and investments.
Service scope
What does server and network monitoring include?
Servers and resources
We check parameters affecting availability and response time.
- CPU, RAM, disks and I/O,
- temperature, power and services,
- processes, ports and virtual machines.
Network and links
We observe the quality of communication between users, services and the Internet.
- bandwidth and delays,
- packet losses and interface errors,
- routers, switches, firewalls and Wi-Fi.
Alerts and escalation
We set thresholds, priorities and how to communicate about problems.
- host and service failures,
- exceeding load or space,
- email, Teams, SMS or other channels.
Reports and optimisation
Measurement history helps you find bottlenecks and plan changes.
- availability reports,
- resource use trends,
- recommendations after data analysis.
Outcomes
What will you receive?
- dashboards of the status of servers, connections and devices,
- alerts about failures, overloads and availability drops,
- history of parameters needed for diagnosis,
- monthly reports and information about trends,
- recommendations on capacity and modernisation.
Monitoring can be launched for the entire infrastructure or for selected servers and network sections.
Delivery approach
How is the service delivered?
- Inventory. We inventory servers, devices, connections and critical services.
- Priorities. We establish parameters, thresholds and people responding to alarms.
- Configuration. We add data sources, measurements, dashboards and notifications.
- Tests. We check alerts under controlled load or failure scenarios.
- Reporting. We provide documentation and agree on a series of reports.
- Maintenance. We update the scope as the infrastructure changes.
Ways to work with us
How can we work together?
Single deployment
Monitoring configuration for specific servers, networks or links.
Ongoing monitoring
Ongoing alerts, reports and an overview of the most important parameters.
Expansion of the existing system
We add devices, locations, measurements or new notification channels.
Administrator support
We help analyse data and plan actions based on trends.
Security
How do we carry out the work?
- We limit access to the panel and monitoring data.
- We agree on thresholds to reduce false alarms.
- We document devices, dependencies and service owners.
- We test notifications and the escalation path.
- We plan changes without unnecessary impact on the company's work.
Technologies
Supported environments
We work with Zabbix, SNMP, syslog, Windows Server, Linux, Proxmox, VMware, network devices, firewalls, Internet connections and cloud services, among others.
Responsibilities and exclusions
What may require separate arrangements?
The scope includes agreed measurements, alerts and reporting. 24/7 alarm response, incident handling, additional probes or service visits may require separate pricing.
Cost
What determines the price?
The number of servers and devices, the number of locations, the frequency of measurements, required reports, alarm channels and the ongoing scope of maintenance have an impact.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you monitor CPU, RAM and disks?
Yes. We select metrics to suit the system and the importance of the service for the company.
Can I check my bandwidth?
Yes. We monitor throughput, latency, packet loss and interface errors if devices share data.
Will I receive a monthly report?
Reporting can be established as part of implementation or ongoing maintenance.
Will monitoring detect overload before a failure?
It can indicate increasing stress and other symptoms, but effectiveness depends on the appropriate thresholds and range of measurements.
Can you integrate monitoring with another system?
Yes, we check available integrations, webhooks and notification channels.