Device Monitoring
UPS & server room monitoring
Monitor UPS status, battery and load, PDUs, and server-room temperature and humidity, with alerts before a power or cooling problem becomes downtime.
What we build
A UPS switching to battery or a server room running too warm is often noticed too late, when systems are already down.
- UPS status, load and battery monitoring
- Temperature and humidity from room and rack sensors
- Alerts for power events and climate limits
- A dashboard of the room's current state and history
How it works
A typical data flow, from your equipment to the place the data is used.
Conceptual architecture · illustrative, no real data
- UPS · PDU · sensorsYour systems
- SNMP / ModbusYour systems
- Stackline monitoringStackline software
- Alert to the person on dutyWhere the data goes
Getting started
What we need from you
- The UPS, PDU and sensor models in the room
- The limits that matter to your team
- Who is on duty and how they should be alerted
What you receive
- Monitoring of the chosen devices and values
- Alerts sent to the right people and channels
- A server-room dashboard with history
Questions
Yes, as well as email or any other channel your team works in.
It may need a network or monitoring module from the vendor. We check this during the assessment.
Where the UPS reports battery status and runtime, both are tracked over time, so a weakening battery shows up as a trend before it fails under load.
Your team. We suggest sensible starting values; you decide what matters and who is on duty.
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Learn moreAlert routing & escalation
Route each alert to the right person and channel by severity and time of day, escalate when nobody responds, and keep a log of every alert sent.
Learn moreMonitoring reports
Scheduled Excel and PDF reports from monitoring data: incidents, limit breaches, load and temperature trends for inspections and capacity planning.
Learn more
Have a similar task?
Send a short note about the equipment and software you use and what should change. We'll answer with questions or a first step.