CloudOS NOC
See the network. Understand the impact.
NOC watches every router, switch, OLT, radio and upstream on your network, draws them as a live map, and when something breaks it tells you where the fault really is and which customers are affected — instead of fifty alarms at once. It runs on your own server and reaches remote sites through lightweight agents.
The short version
Polls devices over SNMP, ping, TCP and HTTP and keeps graphs for every monitored port, radio link and upstream.
Draws your network as a live topology and a geographic map of sites, masts and links, coloured by real status.
Finds the failure boundary when something goes down, groups the knock-on alarms into one incident, and lists the customers behind it.
Sends the incident to WhatsApp or a webhook with the cause and the impact, then the recovery when it clears.
What you get with CloudOS NOC
Live topology
Devices and links drawn as a map you can edit, coloured in real time, with a service path for every customer circuit.
Root-cause incidents
A dependency engine finds where the fault actually is and folds the downstream alarms into one incident with its impact.
Wireless links
Signal, capacity and modulation for point-to-point radios such as Ubiquiti airFiber and Mimosa, plus link planning with gain and EIRP.
Wholesale & capacity
Upstreams, customers and circuits with utilisation, availability and 95th-percentile reports, and capacity-at-risk warnings.
Sites, masts & remote agents
Organise devices by site and mast on a satellite map. A small agent polls sites the server can't reach and spools results through outages.
WhatsApp alerts
Alert policies with quiet hours, escalation and maintenance windows, delivered to WhatsApp or any webhook.
Who it's for
ISPs and wholesale bandwidth providers with towers, fibre and upstreams to watch — whether you run one POP or dozens of sites.
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