SysMon360 watches the websites, APIs, processes and devices your business depends on. Define what healthy looks like, and SysMon360 keeps watch.
Monitor from the outside, receive health from the inside, and bring everything together in one clear Monitor Tree.
We needed to monitor more than websites and APIs. We needed background processes and remote systems to report their own health, and we needed a simple way to combine hundreds of individual checks into a clear operational overview.
We couldn’t find that combination at a reasonable price.
So we built SysMon360.
Monitor from the outside. Monitor from the inside. See it all as one system.
SysMon360 actively calls a website, API or other reachable service and verifies that it responds as expected.
This is the monitoring model you already know.
Background processes, scheduled jobs, remote devices and internal services often know their own health better than an external probe does.
SysMon360 lets those systems report their status directly.
Sometimes the important event isn’t an error. It’s that something stopped talking.
Individual Monitors are useful. But real systems consist of many components. Monitor Trees let you organize those Monitors into a hierarchy that reflects how your platform is actually built.
A single parent Monitor can represent the health of an entire platform. When something isn’t healthy, drill down through the Monitor Tree until you reach the component that needs attention.
Oversight when everything is fine. Drill-down when it isn’t.
SysMon360 evaluates the information received by each Monitor and keeps track of its current state.
A failure becomes much more useful when you can see where it belongs.
When a Monitor changes state, SysMon360 can notify the people responsible with enough context to start investigating.
You should hear it from SysMon360 first.
Monitoring doesn’t stop when something fails. SysMon360 continues watching the Monitor and records when the expected state returns.
SysMon360 retains Monitor data for up to 12 months, giving you the history to investigate recurring failures, availability and performance trends.
Know when customers can no longer reach a critical page.
Monitor an endpoint and verify that it behaves as expected.
Know when an expected process stops reporting.
Know when a remote device disappears.
When something changes, the goal is simple: you know before they do.
Create your first Monitor and see how SysMon360 brings outbound checks, inbound health updates and Monitor Trees together.