The legacy stack
The link, the equipment, and the system already in production.
Observability and supervision
We design and implement supervision of the network, legacy systems, applications, microservices, and the cloud. If the dashboard has to live inside the operation, Falcon builds it with InfraSense.
The link, the equipment, and the system already in production.
Microservices and distributed platforms enter the same operational criterion.
Nodes, thresholds, and alerts, inside Falcon.
Scope
Supervision follows what holds the service up, not a loose list of indicators.
Equipment, links, and systems that have been in production for years and still hold the operation up.
Services, microservices, and distributed platforms, with the same criterion as the network.
What runs in the cloud is watched together with what stayed on the premises. The operation sees one service.
Falcon
InfraSense is the Falcon module for following information systems and telecommunications. On the desktop the button is called Supervise systems.
Each map stores the service nodes. It stays private, public, or company-wide.
The node is checked by ICMP, HTTP, TCP, or SSH. Over SSH come CPU, memory, disk, and uptime.
A threshold marks warning or critical. The dashboard can show only alerts, rotate the panels, and write a log.
The dashboard opens inside Falcon, next to the business data. It is not a separate console.
In the field
SNMPc, HP SiteScope, HP OpenView, Cisco Works, Cisco Secure, and PRTG.
Grafana, New Relic, Oracle Observability, AWS Monitoring, and Azure Monitoring.
Experience
Movistar, LATAM, Banco Santander, Entel, Codelco, Red Salud Christus UC, Caja Los Andes, Banco de Chile, ATT, Sonda, Intranet del Estado, Aguas Andinas, VTR, and Kio Solutions.