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MONITORING.WORLD
In the finance sector
system monitoring
In the financial sector, the role of data, communication between different systems, and the vital importance of uninterrupted and rapid operation are undeniable.
Successfully implementing the right monitoring solution for such a critical sector requires industry experience, expertise, and a thorough understanding of customer needs.
Even in banks and financial companies where IT is used most intensively, hosting thousands of servers, systems, and applications, we install solutions that can operate without interruption, under heavy pressure, and transfer information from systems 24/7.
Areas of Application
It is an extremely convenient solution for monitoring headquarters, branch structures, and network infrastructure from a single screen.
It can monitor Windows, Linux, and UNIX systems without any problems.
Virtualization and hybrid cloud computing are very successful solutions for monitoring microservices.
Live maps allow you to view all your problematic components on maps, either nationwide or by neighborhood.

Our work in the sector
We monitor branch/headquarters lines and can measure bandwidth usage.
We can monitor physical servers, virtualization systems, databases, storage, middleware applications, and all other systems.
We can show branch problems live on Google Maps.
From IT-focused topologies to business-focused impact maps, we provide views that can show where the problem begins.
We categorize your systems according to their criticality levels and only communicate critical events after working hours via messaging applications like Slack/Telegram.
can measure
By integrating with incident management applications like Opsgenie, we have robot operators call IT staff to deliver alerts via phone.
We can provide integration with applications like Jira.
By extracting metrics and logs from "custom" applications, we can create measurable metrics from this scattered dataset.
We are also monitoring today's popular cloud applications and backends such as Redis, Varnish, Kubernetes, Docker, MongoDB, and others.



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