You know whether everything works. You respond earlier.
Monitoring helps you know whether everything is working properly and respond to problems before users notice them. For a business, this means earlier information and a chance to make a decision before a problem becomes downtime. The monitored scope is agreed for the specific environment.
You know whether the service is working properly.
Monitoring can be a standalone starting point. It is not the same as full server administration.
When you need facts instead of guesswork.
Monitoring suits a business with its own environment or administrator that wants to notice problems earlier instead of hearing about them from users. It can also be the first step before broader administration.
Alert scope, reporting and service window are agreed before cooperation starts. An alert does not automatically mean incident resolution or full administration.
Monitoring from PLN 590 net / month
The final price depends on the number of servers, services and agreed scope. Monitoring does not include a guaranteed administration-hours allowance.
Server monitoring — questions and answers
What does server monitoring provide?
Monitoring helps you know whether the server and agreed services are working properly. Alerts make it possible to respond before users notice a problem.
Does monitoring include incident resolution?
Monitoring itself covers observation, alerts and reporting. Incident resolution and ongoing administration require a broader agreed scope.
What can be monitored?
The scope may include service availability, selected resources, backups and certificates. Details are agreed for the specific environment.
How much does monitoring cost?
Monitoring starts at PLN 590 net per month. The final price depends on the number of servers, services and agreed scope.
Does SLA guarantee incident resolution time?
SLA defines the agreed response time and service scope, but it does not guarantee how long incident resolution will take. Detailed terms are agreed for the specific environment.