Corner Bowl Internet Server Monitor 2022
Uptime, Network, Windows and Linux/Unix Server and Application Monitoring Software Tool for IT Professionals
What is Internet Server Monitor?
It is...
- an Uptime Monitor
- a Docker Monitor
- a Ping Monitor
- a Website Monitor
- a SSL Certificate Monitor
- an Email Monitor
- an Email Blacklist Monitor
- a Database Monitor
- a Windows Service Monitor
- a Performance Counter Monitor
- a SNMP Monitor
- and much more...
What does Internet Server Monitor do?
- Minimizes downtime by proactively notifying IT when degraded server and application performance is detected
- Centrally monitors your network, servers and applications
- Monitors uptime
- Monitors Docker Containers
- Verifies applications are responsive
- Supports hierarchical monitoring
- Supports failure rates
- Supports triggered schedules
- Executes warning, critical and recovery actions
- Publishes summary status reports
- Displays real-time alerts on remote Management Console desktops
- Shuts down monitors during defined maintenance windows
- Saves monitor history for historical graphing and review
What does Corner Bowl Internet Server Monitor include?
Interrogation
Corner Bowl not only checks the availability of server applications but in most cases includes functionality to test the application performance. For example, an HTTP or Web monitor can be created to test the availability of the server and verify the returned URL or document contains the desired content.
Docker Container Monitoring
Corner Bowl integrates with the Docker Engine REST API to monitor Docker Containers, CPU utilization and Memory consumption. When resource consumption exceeds your configured thresholds, actions, such as Email Alerts, include detail about each Docker Container.
Hierarchical Monitoring
System administrators can setup monitoring hierarchy to shut down, start, or throttle up backup system monitoring when a primary server fails. For example, when a ping monitor fails on a primary server the system can shut down the dependent memory and CPU monitors while also throttling up ping, memory and CPU monitors on your backup server.
Failure Rate
Monitors such as the Ping Monitor regularly timeout. Internet Server Monitor provides you with the tools to define failure rates. For example, when pinging a server every second, you can configure the ping monitor to trigger only after 3 pings fail within 10 seconds.
History
Corner Bowl saves all monitor results to the local file system then removes old status using a data retention policy your network administrator defines. Corner Bowl users can view the history in tabular format and graphical format when applicable.
Supported Monitors and Features
Features
Description
Windows Monitors and Functions
CPU Load
Memory Utilization
Windows Services
Process Monitor
Performance Counter Monitor
Registry Value Monitor
Clock Synchronization
Network and Application Monitors
Active Directory Monitor
Database Monitor
DNS Monitor
Domain Expiration
Email Blacklist Monitor
Network Speed Monitor
Ping Monitor
TCP Port Monitor
Website Monitor
SSL Certificate Monitors
Digital Signature Monitor
SSL Certificate Monitor
Windows SSL Certificate Monitor
Email Monitors
End-to-End Email Monitor
IMAP Monitor
POP3 Monitor
SMTP Monitor
SNMP Monitors
SNMP Get Monitor
SNMP Trap Monitor
SNMP Trap Consolidation
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Last Updated: June 22nd, 2022