Vistigo Infra
Find the failing fan before the server does.
Switches, servers and power, read from the management controllers and the network itself. When something starts to go, it turns up in Slack with the rack, the device and the reading attached, while the spare power supply is still running.
| Device | Read by | Reading | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| core-sw-01 | SNMP | Gi1/0/48 at 78% out | HIGH |
| server-07 | iDRAC | PSU 2 lost | PSU |
| pdu-a | SNMP v1 | 7.2 A | OK |
| ups-01 | SNMP | - | NO DATA |
Where the numbers come from
Zabbix and Prometheus are trusted everywhere because they work. What usually goes wrong is the setup: templates nobody tuned and alerts nobody reads. That's the part we do.
Port throughput, errors, discards, optic levels, CPU, uptime and unexpected reboots
Every port and uplink, with an alarm on any reboot nobody asked for
Who's talking to whom, and how much
Sampled flows from the switch, turned into top talkers
Power supply status and redundancy, fan speeds, inlet and CPU temperatures, disk health
From the management controller, so it works even when the OS is down
CPU, memory, disk space, network, whether services are running
Collected on site and held on disk if the uplink drops
Load per outlet, runtime left, charge, watts in and out, temperature
Even a battery that only speaks Bluetooth gets a small gateway
Certificates about to expire, clock drift, DHCP pools filling up, backups getting old
The quiet problems that cause the loud outages
Rooms, racks and what's in them
Grafana, in 444Video's house style
- Overview
- Server health
- Network
- Power
- Problems
Alerts: tagged by severity and sent to Slack, email or your NOC, so the right person gets woken up.
What your team opens
One home page per room, rack or customer.
Overview
Every host, switch and power feed on one page, with problems sorted to the top.
Server health
Power supplies, fans and temperatures for each server.
Network
Port throughput, errors, optics and the top talkers.
Power
PDU load per outlet, UPS runtime and battery charge.
Who uses it
NOC and IT operations
One view across rooms and sites, and alerts you can trust.
Broadcast engineering
The servers and switches behind playout, next to the streams they carry.
Managed service providers
A view and alert routing for each customer, from one system.
Edge and remote sites
Unattended racks and flyaway kits, watched from anywhere.
for a UK multiplex operator, with remote monitoring replacing manual checks
less space taken by kit on that project
is what no data looks like here. A silent device never passes for a healthy one.
Rack and footprint figures from the 444Video case study for a UK multiplex operator.
It all runs on the same system
Add another product whenever you like. The data lands in the same place, so a dropped stream and the satellite link it was on show up on the same timeline.
Tell us what you can't see.
Tell us what's in your racks and where they are. We'll show you what Vistigo would put on screen.