Server Monitoring

Server Insight

Unique features of WhaTap servers

Integrated server operation management

You can see the overall scale and resource status of your operating systems at a glance.

Flexible monitoring scalability

Open source data such as Telegraph can be expanded, and the licenses are automatically applied when server agents are expanded.

Easy installation and quick application

You can easily install it and start monitoring right away without detailed settings. The overload event policy has been installed by default. Accordingly, overload is automatically detected without any extra settings just by installing the agent.

Collection and analysis of virtualized performance metrics

You can analyze data based on the collected CPU Steal Time, Disk IO Saturation, and Cloud Asset metrics.

Determining the appropriate system size

The monitoring predicts the required server size every week and month, and calculates the appropriate size.

Cloud, physical server, and hybrid environments

It provides metrics for monitoring cloud environments beyond physical servers, and can be applied to scale-out environments as well.

Real-time performance metrics for each process

You can see the CPU, memory, disk IO, and even the number of processes over time. You can easily find the causes of load through the TOP 5 metrics based on the load.

Collection of metrics in seconds

We implemented the industry-leading intervals to provide real-time data. Performance data is collected every 5 seconds to minimize the data distortion for more accurate data.

Cross-analysis of performance and logs for server stability

Cross-analysis of time-series system performance data and logs is possible, allowing you to identify patterns or correlations related to abnormal server behaviors.

Anomaly Detection Alert

WhaTap Server Monitoring analyzes patterns based on the past data and predicts up to future data for upcoming 8 hours. It also predicts the lowest and highest points of normal values, and automatically detects anomalies and sends notifications when any performance problem occurs.