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Agarik proposes OPERIA, its exclusive proprietary monitoring tool. OPERIA is an exclusive software that not only monitors all of your hosted equipment, but your Network and installed applications as well, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Operia is an innovative Monitoring software unique on the market. Operia is used to proactively monitor any hardware, network, and application faults.
Developed in-house and consistently optimized by the Development & Innovation center
(4 people), Operia represents 20 years of person-development
3 Exclusive tools included in OPERIA
- Unique and centralized monitoring panel : OperiaConsole
- Remote deployment, configuration, and administration of agents : OperiaClient
- Tool for tracking development trends : OperiaStar
> Hardware monitoring
Hardware monitoring points :
Processes, memory, disks, RAID controllers, network interfaces, fans, temperature sensors, etc...
> Network and connection monitoring
PING tests, SSH, TELNET, and VNC connection tests, Listener TCP port test, monitoring of traffic load per network link (errors, collisions, packets, etc.).
> Operating system monitoring
Operating system monitoring points :
SMonitoring of Reboots, processes, system logs, intrusion detection, and integrity checks
> Host application layer monitoring
WEB servers : verifies URL availability, status of an APACHE server
E-mail servers : tests IMAP, POP3, and SMTP servers, signature database for antivirus updates, monitoring of e-mail queues
Name servers : monitoring
News server : monitoring
FTP server : Connection test
Backup servers : job status monitoring
Security audits : OPERIA conducts security audits (scans) on both the private and public IPs of its clients via a reliable third party – QUALYS – to detect and counter any security breach. If a breach is detected (level 4 or 5 alert on a scale of 5), an alert is automatically transmitted to OPERIA.
> Specific application servers
Monitoring of web applications per application scenario or per page
Monitoring of Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Microsoft SQL Server databases: local connection tests, replication checks, monitoring of Tablespace (Oracle) fill rates, data files and transaction logs (SQL server), traffic, problem joins, use of temporary objects (MySQL), etc. …
Directories: monitoring of global status (Active Directory)
On "demand test"
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