Console and maps
The state of systems in the foreground, from summary views to detailed maps.
A summary view, and a page built to measure
The console presents host and service states in summary form, with distinct operational categories, filters and groupings.
Customisable tactical consoles let each user build their own page: they choose widgets, charts, indicators and views, arrange them by drag & drop and save the display profile, which persists from one session to the next. Every role, from SOC analyst to infrastructure manager to executive, works with the view that best suits their tasks.
- Operational categories, filters and groupings
- Navigation down to the individual host or service
- Widgets, charts and indicators arranged by drag & drop
- Display profiles saved per user and per role
The strategic view of the whole infrastructure
Tactical Overview is a real-time summary view of the whole infrastructure, designed for high-level situational awareness. It shows the state of devices, applications, networks and services, also on a geographic basis.
- Priority issues highlighted
- Degrading areas and deviations from the baseline
- From aggregated KPIs to technical detail in a few clicks
- Integrated with multi-level maps and tactical consoles
From the geographic site to the rack, with successive drill-downs
Multi-level maps represent the whole infrastructure hierarchically. Users navigate through logical and functional levels, starting from abstract representations such as business services or sites down to technical components: a failed network interface or a degraded application service. Drill-down is contextual and keeps the overall picture in view, so the causes of malfunctions emerge quickly.
Georeferenced maps show distributed sites and nodes, the operational state and criticality of remote devices, and localised security events or malfunctions. They are integrated with the multi-level maps: from the geographic context you move straight to the technical detail, down to the data center and the rack.
Geographic links can be expressed as link services, which summarise the state of the connection between two points on the map.
- Multi-level maps
- Georeferenced maps (Google Maps)
- Topology maps
- Logical service maps and rack maps
Many instances, one view. In federated architectures, multi-level maps and aggregated dashboards reflect the distributed state of the infrastructure. Federated Cyber Situational Awareness
The context of an alarm, even outside the operations room
Mobile access is an integral part of Sentinet³ Core. The responsive web portal makes it possible to consult the console, states and monitoring information from desktop workstations as well as smartphones and tablets, so that on-call staff can check an alarm and its context wherever they are. Sentinet³ is also integrated with QR codes.
Governed access. Even on mobile, access remains governed by the roles and credentials defined in the installation. Native security
Console and maps over time
The same views can be taken back to a past date and time with Time Machine, to reconstruct the state of systems at the time of a failure.
Multi-site connectivity failure
Several services at one site become unavailable in the same interval. The topology view, interface checks and georeferenced maps help to distinguish the failure of a shared device from outages of individual systems. Escalation routes the event to the group responsible for connectivity.
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