Explanation of detection range, false detection patterns, and notification design of monitoring methods from a practical perspective.
From the definition of dead/alive monitoring, Technosphere, which develops its own server monitoring systems, will explain from a practical perspective the detection ranges and false detection patterns of ICMP Ping, TCP ports, HTTP(S), and agent-based monitoring, as well as notification design to prevent alert fatigue and the break-even point between OSS (Zabbix, Nagios, Prometheus) and SaaS (Mackerel, Datadog). For more details, please refer to the technical column in the related links.
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【Technical Elements】 - Ping / Port / HTTP / Agent-based Monitoring - False Positive Mitigation and Alert Design - OSS (Zabbix, Nagios, Prometheus) - SaaS (Mackerel, Datadog) 【Category】Web Systems *This is an explanation based on in-house development know-how for server monitoring systems.
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【Intended Use】 - Monitoring the operational status of servers/network devices - Monitoring the operation of web services and business systems - Early detection of failures and notification operations 【Examples of Achievements】 - Accumulated know-how in selecting monitoring methods, designing notifications, and comparing tools through in-house development of a server monitoring system.
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Technosphere Co., Ltd. is a system development company based in Osaka that tackles customer challenges in advanced technology areas such as AI, IoT, and web system development. Since its founding in 2021, the company has leveraged a flat team structure to achieve a flexible and speedy development style. We are engaged in solutions that directly address social issues, such as image inspection AI and smart factory support systems.
