Server Monitoring and Observability with Entuity Software ™

Comprehensive monitoring for all elements of your servers encompassing hardware, virtualization, and operating system (OS) services.

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Server Monitoring and Observability with Entuity Software ™

Server Monitoring Experience

Entuity empowers organizations with real-time alerts, customizable dashboards, and AI-driven root cause analysis, ensuring proactive and efficient monitoring of critical server infrastructure for optimal performance and uptime.

Server Monitoring Overview

Entuity offers comprehensive server monitoring capabilities, covering hardware, operating systems, and virtualization layers. It is designed to be a unified solution, aiming to reduce complexity and administrative overhead by consolidating various monitoring functions into a single platform.

Unified Platform

Unified Platform
Streamlined Alerting & Reporting
Virtualization Monitoring
Operating System (OS) Monitoring

Unlike modular solutions, Entuity is a single software image that includes all monitoring capabilities, simplifying installation, upgrades, and maintenance.

Customize thresholds right out of the box: automate alerts and generate custom reports to track metrics and visualize server performance over time.

Integrate with VMware vCenter and Nutanix NX servers to monitor ESXi and AHV hosts and their associated virtual machines (VMs). Entuity collects information on host memory, VM guest memory, disk usage, CPU, and virtual disks.

Entuity monitors the status of chosen OS services, notifying users when they start or stop. Users can engage these services directly from the Entuity UI. Entuity collects information on hotfixes applied to operating systems useful for vulnerability monitoring.

Entuity Software™ Platform Overview

Unify visibility across complex estates without compromising support.

infra management services being carried out by an enterprise operations center team

Monitoring

A comprehensive infrastructure monitoring solution for networks, servers, storage, and cloud environments.

Support for a wide range of devices and technologies from various vendors, including Cisco, Palo Alto, Juniper, HP, Dell, VMware, and Nutanix.

Real-time and historical performance metrics such as CPU, memory, disk space, and port utilization.

Automatically discover and monitor devices, including physical and virtual interfaces, without requiring individual configuration for each element.

Visualization

Custom and interactive dashboards to display key performance indicators (KPIs) and operational data relevant to their specific needs or teams.

Automated topology mapping that dynamically updates as devices are added or removed from the system.

Integration with Google Maps that allows users to visualize global sites and drill down to specific locations and see device status.

Customized reporting with nearly 100 dashboards included out of the box.

Management

Robust event management and correlation capabilities to reduce alert noise and identify root causes of issues.

Configuration monitoring that automates backups of device configurations, clarifies comparison of changes, and streamlines firmware updates.

Role-based access control, enabling administrators to set specific permissions for different users or teams.

Integrates with external systems like IT Service Management, the Configuration Management Database, ServiceNow, and Microsoft Teams.

Server Monitoring

Entuity can monitor the underlying hardware of servers, identifying components and detecting failures like bad disk drives or memory modules. By pulling information on power supplies, fan assemblies, and temperature or current sensors, Entuity makes sure that your system operates as designed.

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Designed for today’s complex estates – Entuity empowers ITOps team to monitor, visualize, and manage their infrastructure. See how it provides comprehensive visibility across your network, servers, and storage. Discover automated topology mapping, intelligent alerting, and powerful reporting to streamline your IT operations

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A leader in monitoring for 17 consecutive quarters.

G2 users rave about Entuity Software™, ranking it a worldwide leader in network and infrastructure monitoring.

Customer Testimonials

"Entuity is very responsive…I reach out to them, and they respond back immediately. If I want to get on the phone with them, they will set up a call right away."

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“Entuity satisfied our network management system requirements and did so all in one solution. Entuity minimizes the number of tools we need, helping us to manage our costs and deliver services more effectively.”

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Additional Server Monitoring Capabilities

Take a deeper dive into Entuity’s ability to monitor servers.

Entuity can monitor the underlying hardware of servers, identifying components and detecting failures like bad disk drives or memory modules. It can pull information on power supplies, fan assemblies, and temperature or current sensors.
Entuity monitors operating systems directly, regardless of whether they are on physical servers, VMs, or in the cloud. It supports Windows via WinRM and IBM AIX, Solaris, HP-UX, and Linux via SSH. This level of monitoring provides key performance indicators like CPU and memory utilization, and allows for monitoring of logical volumes (disk drives) and their capacities. Entuity can also monitor specific OS services, alerting when a service starts or stops, and even allows for starting or stopping services directly from the UI, given appropriate permissions.
Entuity can monitor the underlying hardware of servers, identifying components like power supplies, fans, and temperature sensors. It can alert on failures or abnormal conditions of these components. For physical servers, it can use protocols such as REST, SNMP, SSH, and WBEM to gather information.