Features
1. Auto-discovery engine
2. Auto-configuration engine
3. Rotate/Consolidate Metric Engine
4. Dynamic Overview Reports
5. Custom Top-N Overview Reports
6. Trending over daily, weekly, monthly, yearly
7. Performance Graphing with drill-down
8. Web-based Configuration UI
9. Custom data retention policies
10. Centrally Configured
11. Support for remote polling
Advantages
1. Centralize Configuration
2. Manager of Manager for Availability & Performance
3. 100% web based and unlimited client licenses
4. Built on a xAMP based architecture
5. JRE / Active-X plug-in free
6. Available source licensing model
7. Quick and easy auto-installation
8. Single code base
9. Fast development cycle
10. Flexible with Generic Components and Rules
11. Supports any metric format (SNMP to Flat file)
12. Much lower cost of ownership than our competitors
Benefits
1. Leverages data from your existing systems
2. Eliminates multiple user interfaces
3. Vastly improved operational efficiency
4. Increased business productivity
5. Reduced cost of ownership
6. Improves service quality
7. Highly scalable event management
8. Out-of-the-box integrations
Data Sheet v3.2
Online Demo
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Synthetic Transactions
Aside from the traditional service (DNS, DHCP, FTP, HTTP, NTP, SMTP) and availability (ICMP/Ping) checks organizations today are often looking to monitor the performance and availability of specific custom transactions. Monolith's synthetic transaction engine resides within Metric Manager. The synthetic transaction engine allows Monolith to monitor and test web-based applications, signed-client applications, and custom command-line checking for applications.
This data is then integrated into the Monolith system in the following manner:
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Availability metrics
Performance metrics
Up/Down events generated
Performance threshold events generated
Driving Monolith's dashboard widgets
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A major benefit of Monolith is our ability to not only perform service checks for our existing pool of available monitors but also any custom service or application check that is desired. Once the synthetic transaction is created you simply need to name it, schedule it and run it.
Dynamic Overview
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Graphing
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