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Infrastructure monitoring

Watch the infrastructure closely enough that nothing has to break first

Monitoring keeps the state of your servers, network, services and applications in view from one moment to the next. Problems are found while they are still small, alerts reach somebody who can act on them, and the trend in every resource is there to read, so an outage, a slowdown or a stalled service is headed off rather than reported afterwards. Mashhad Cloud runs it around the clock and keeps your infrastructure in the condition it is meant to be in.

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Where monitoring earns its place

What monitoring does

What Mashhad Cloud's monitoring gives you

What it is worth

  • Outages headed off

    Problems found before they reach your users, and less time spent unreachable.

  • Resources managed better

    Processor, memory and storage use analysed, so capacity is planned rather than guessed.

  • Infrastructure that stays up

    Continuous checks on every service, and problems cleared in the shortest time there is.

  • Lower maintenance costs

    Catching a fault early is what stops it becoming a failure, and a failure is what costs money.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is infrastructure monitoring?

    Monitoring collects, analyses and presents the state and the performance of the parts your infrastructure is made of: servers, network, databases and services. Problems are found and cleared while they are still small.

  • What gets monitored?

    CPU, memory, disk, network, services, databases, applications, logs, and the state of the cloud services you depend on.

  • How are we told when something is wrong?

    The team responsible is alerted over whichever channels suit it: email, SMS, a phone call, and the chat tools your organisation already runs.

  • Can we see the reports?

    Yes. Graphical dashboards and analytical reports on the state of your infrastructure are there for whatever period you want to look at.

  • Is monitoring only for large organisations?

    No. Monitoring earns its place at any size, because heading a problem off and hearing about a fault early is what keeps a service stable.

  • Does it work with cloud and dedicated servers?

    Yes. The monitoring service works with cloud, dedicated and virtual servers, and with containers.

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