4.5 out of 5 stars
(8 Ratings)
Overmonitor is a cloud-based infrastructure, website, and endpoint monitoring platform built for fast setup without enterprise complexity. Monitor websites, APIs, servers, processes, Windows services, event logs, performance counters, SNMP data, uptime, response time, DNS, SSL certificates, internal endpoints, and network health from one dashboard.
The lightweight 2.1 MB agent runs as an idle process, requires no inbound firewall exceptions or open ports, and sends a secure heartbeat every minute. Configure monitoring quickly through the web interface and target checks by city-level geography. Maintenance windows suppress expected noise, while configurable alerts, push notifications, and audible dashboards keep the right people informed.
Multi-location endpoint checks validate incidents, reduce false alarms, expose regional problems, and reveal how availability and responsiveness differ across target markets.
Distributed Monitors expand Overmonitor’s network by allowing eligible servers to opt in and check up to 10 external endpoints. Checks add negligible data to the existing heartbeat, require no extra configuration or firewall changes, execute no remote web scripts, and store no monitored data on the server. If a participating server or network becomes unavailable, its checks are automatically reassigned. Participation also earns prorated invoice credits.
Trend Analysis turns historical infrastructure metrics into proactive capacity planning. Choose from thousands of performance counters, including CPU utilization, available memory, and disk space, then assign minimum and maximum thresholds. Once enough data has been collected, Overmonitor applies linear regression to estimate when a metric may cross its limits. A configurable planning horizon controls when responsible team members are alerted, helping you rebalance workloads, tune resources, or scale capacity before performance becomes an outage or unbudgeted emergency. Trend Analysis is included with every server metric at no additional charge.
Overmonitor also includes process rollups, embeddable performance graphs, endpoint health visibility, flexible retention, multiple users with roles, and à la carte pricing so you pay only for the monitoring you need. Detect outages, correlate website symptoms with server health, analyze performance, track availability, and improve end-user experience before small issues become downtime.
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4.2 out of 5 stars
(199 Ratings)
Intelex is an integrated software solution for managing Environmental, Health, Safety and Quality (EHSQ) programs. Intelex’s scalable platform is designed to store, manage and analyze EHS and Quality data in one place. The solution works on any device to meet the realities of your workplace.
With Intelex, your organization can:
- Drive better results in your EHSQ program by monitoring workflows to achieve top performance and gain control.
- Identify trends and tendencies by setting goals to gain greater insight into your EHSQ program to enhance judgement.
- Reduce incidents and administrative work by easily monitoring, managing, optimizing and drawing insights from your safety data with our user-friendly safety software solution.
- Streamline air, water and waste emissions management and reporting, and track and manage environmental outputs to achieve sustainability goals.
- Drive continuous quality improvement activities across multiple departments, sites or locations.
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Techtool Pro
If your Mac is running slowly, crashing, or just generally misbehaving, the problem may be your disk. Both solid-state and rotational hard drives can be the most error-prone components in your Mac. Slow performance, sudden application crashes, and even computer crashes can be attributed to a malfunctioning hard drive. If you suspect a hard drive problem, it will be one of two things. Volume structures damage or physical disk damage. Volume structures damage (or directory damage for recovering Windows users) refers to the data stored on a disk that keeps track of your photos, movies, music, and other files on the disk. The volume structures test in Techtool Pro can be used to identify this damage, while the Volume Rebuild tool can be used to repair it. If the volume structures test doesn’t find any problems, but you’re still thinking it’s a disk problem, then it might be the hardware of the disk itself. In this case, either the SMART check or the surface scan test can help.
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