RMON
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Servers
Multi-location uptime monitoring with RMON Agents
Understand whether an incident affects one network, one region or the entire service. RMON runs the same checks from the monitoring locations you choose and keeps every result in one view.
Monitor from the places where availability matters
A check from the application server cannot always represent what remote users experience. RMON Agents can represent offices, data centers, cloud networks or customer locations and perform the checks assigned to them.
Organize agents into countries and regions, then create a check for one location, selected groups or all available regions. Location-aware results make regional routing and provider failures easier to identify.
Separate local and global incidents
See whether a failure appears in one location or across the monitoring network.
Represent real users
Place agents in the networks and regions your users depend on.
Manage centrally
Install, update and manage monitoring locations from the RMON web interface.
What this solution can cover
- Agent-based monitoring locations
- Country and region organization
- Checks assigned to one or many locations
- HTTP, Ping, DNS, TCP, SMTP and RabbitMQ checks
- Per-location result visibility
- Location-aware response timing
- Central history and dashboard
- Shared notification and status-page workflows
Build a useful monitoring network
- 01
Choose representative places
Identify offices, data centers or networks that reflect important user paths.
- 02
Add agents through RMON
Create the required servers and let RMON install and manage each agent.
- 03
Organize locations
Use clear agent names and group them into countries and regions.
- 04
Assign checks
Run each check from the locations needed for confident incident decisions.
Common questions about multi-location monitoring
What is an RMON monitoring location?
An RMON Agent represents a location such as an office, data center, cloud network or remote region.
Can one check run from multiple locations?
Yes. Assign it to several agents, countries, regions or all available regions.
Do users install agents manually?
No. Agents are created, installed and managed from the RMON web interface.