Infrastructure Monitoring provides continuous visibility into the health and performance of critical IT components servers, network devices, storage, containers, and cloud services. By collecting real-time metrics, logs, and events, monitoring solutions detect anomalies, predict failures, and enable rapid remediation, ensuring service reliability and operational efficiency.
Comprehensive Metrics & Telemetry
Agent-based and agentless collection of CPU, memory, disk, and network usage
Container and microservice metrics via Prometheus, cAdvisor, and Kubernetes APIs
Cloud service monitoring for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud platform-specific metrics
Log Aggregation & Analysis
Centralized log collection from servers, applications, and network devices
Full-text search, pattern detection, and log anomaly alerts
Integration with SIEM for security event correlation
Distributed Tracing & Application Performance
End-to-end request tracing across microservices and APIs
Transaction latency tracking and error rate monitoring
Service-level indicators (SLIs) and service-level objectives (SLOs) dashboards
Alerting & Incident Management
Customizable alert thresholds and anomaly detection using machine learning
Multi-channel notifications via email, SMS, Slack, and PagerDuty
Automated incident creation and integration with ITSM platforms (ServiceNow, Jira)
Dashboards & Visualization
Real-time and historical dashboards for infrastructure, application, and business metrics
Dynamic topology maps showing service dependencies and health status
Custom widgets and drill-down capabilities for root-cause analysis
Auto-Remediation & Automation
Trigger scripts or playbooks on alert conditions via webhooks and APIs
Integrate with CI/CD pipelines and configuration management tools (Ansible, Terraform)
Scale resources automatically based on monitored metrics (autoscaling groups)
Infrastructure monitoring collects and analyzes performance data—metrics, logs, and traces—from servers, networks, and cloud services to detect issues and maintain service health.
By alerting on anomalies and threshold breaches in real time, monitoring enables teams to address performance degradation or failures before they impact users.
Yes. Modern solutions integrate with Kubernetes APIs, cAdvisor, and Prometheus to capture container metrics, pod status, and cluster health for containerized environments.
Alerts use customizable thresholds, anomaly detection, and multi-channel notifications. Integration with ITSM platforms automates incident creation and tracks resolution workflows.
Dashboards display real-time metrics, topology maps, SLIs/SLOs, and historical trend charts. Custom widgets and drill-down views support root-cause analysis and performance tuning.