IT infrastructure monitoring

Networks, servers and the data hall in one view, with alarms traced to the root cause and what else it affects.

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Data hall: a heat map of rack inlet temperatures with a hot spot, the cooling units at each end and a switch front with live port lights — Mosaic data hall, shown with demo data. A cooling unit fan has failed, a hot spot is building across four racks, and one switch port is reporting CRC errors.

See networks and data centers as one.

In a data center, one failed cooling fan can set off alerts across a row of racks.

Correlating those alerts and mapping dependencies shows your team the root cause, and what else it affects.

Networks.Servers.Applications.

See the whole route, not just the far end.

Complete visibility across the network let one technology group improve response times by 80% and address issues before they spread.

80%
Faster response: 99.8%
Uptime: 5K+
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Enterprise Technology Group

Network, security and automation, in one console.

From the switch port to the cooling unit.

Network monitoring

Real-time monitoring of network devices, servers and applications, with alerting and performance analytics. Switch ports, servers and the cooling units beside them sit on one data hall view.

Security and compliance

Security monitoring, threat detection and compliance reporting for regulatory requirements. Sign-in through SAML, OIDC or LDAP, about 100 named permissions, encrypted device credentials and scheduled compliance reports.

Automation and orchestration

Automated incident response, workflow orchestration and resource provisioning. Rules and scripts respond to alarms, and events go out through e-mail and HTTP tool chains to your ticketing tools.

What you can do with it.

Find the fault, fix it and report on it, from one console.

Incident management

Alert correlation
Root cause analysis
Automated remediation workflows, from rules and scripts
Multi-channel notifications, including e-mail and HTTP tool chains

Infrastructure discovery

Automatic discovery of network devices and services
Topology mapping and visualization
Asset inventory and tracking
Dependency mapping

Performance management

Real-time performance metrics
Historical trend analysis
Capacity planning and forecasting
SLA monitoring and reporting

Integration and APIs

REST API for custom integrations, with script-backed endpoints and API keys
SNMP v3, WMI, SSH, REST and Kubernetes
Outbound tool chains to ticketing and ITSM tools
Third-party system connectors

Production network map: four spines and twelve leaf switches joined by uplinks sized and colored by load, with the studio areas below — **Network fabric.**Spines, leaves and uplinks, with width and color showing load, and headroom on every leaf.

Topology graph of a fictional network operator, grouped by region, with one site selected and its details drawer open — **Topology.**Sites, hubs and core grouped by region, with live status. One site is down and two are degraded.

Capacity planning: resources ranked by days to threshold, with a history and forecast chart for a backbone link that reaches 80 percent in 27 days — **Capacity forecast.**Which links will reach 80 percent next. The backbone link selected gets there in 27 days.

Network discovery: address maps for five regions showing which addresses were probed, and a review queue with a newly found router ready to adopt — **Discovery.**Address maps for each region, and a review queue of new devices to adopt, reject or adopt all at once.

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Platform health: the path from field devices through drivers, ingest and processing to consumers, with charts of telemetry and alarm processing latency — **Platform health.**Know the monitoring itself is healthy: polling, ingest, processing and delivery on one screen, with latency charts.

Common questions

Can it discover my network automatically?

Yes. It discovers and maps network devices, servers and applications.

How does it reduce alert noise?

It correlates alerts and helps find root causes, so your team works on the problem rather than each symptom.

Can it connect to our other systems?

Yes. Mosaic sends events out through e-mail and HTTP tool chains, exposes REST endpoints you define and secure with API keys, and connects to third-party systems. It can also post alerts to the Tessera alert API, which turns repeats into one incident.