Collects
SNMP v1/v2c/v3, ICMP and HTTP, with automatic discovery of interfaces and disks.
A platform to monitor infrastructure, analyse data and know, right away, who is affected and what that means in the contract.
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Setting a simple alert means understanding item, trigger, action and media. Seeing the graph means opening another system. And when the alarm fires, nobody knows whose customer it is.
The console the NOC actually uses
What it does
SNMP v1/v2c/v3, ICMP and HTTP, with automatic discovery of interfaces and disks.
Rules with persistence and hysteresis, maintenance windows and correlation that suppresses the child alarm.
E-mail, Telegram, WhatsApp, webhook and a Service Desk ticket, with step escalation.
SLA per contract, with a PDF report that shows how the number was calculated.
The capabilities
The base holds it up, the pillars collect, the pediment delivers. Three pillars hold up any good monitoring tool. The fourth, Business, is why MIAD exists.
The base holds it up. Native multi-tenant, white label, RBAC, a public API with signed webhooks and full audit. The foundation that turns monitoring into a product: one company monitoring many.
Watches the hardware and the systems that hold everything up.
What sets it apartThresholds with persistence: “85% for 5 minutes”, not the backup spike. Saturation forecast by trend and static-value discard: the database grows slowly.
Covers the gap between “powered on” and “working”.
What sets it apartTrivial ingestion: if the key does not exist, the item is created on its own. Subscribers, tickets and invoices enter the same engine, with the same alarm and the same graph as technical metrics.
For the provider, the main pillar.
What sets it apartCascade correlation: the edge goes down and the alarms of the gear behind it become one. A safety guard stops a discovery from creating too many items and taking down collection.
Translates technical data into contract and customer.
What sets it apartThe contract’s criticality raises the alarm severity: 6% loss is Medium for a residential customer and Critical for the hospital. It is the pillar no other platform delivers.
The pediment delivers. Live alarm console, dashboards with ready recipes, ad-hoc exploration, maps and PDF reports, in a single system, without switching tools.
A link went down. Ordinary monitoring tells you that 10.20.1.14 stopped responding.
MIAD tells you that Distribuidora Andrade is down, that this is a high-criticality contract, that the monthly SLA has already burned 61% of its allowance, that Ana in sales owns the account, and that ticket #8842 is already open.
Contrato #4471 · SLA 99,5%
Consumido 61% · restam 84 min
Ana Lima · comercial
Chamado #8842 aberto há 12s
Who it is for
POPs, OLTs and links with a customer behind every port.
Servers, links and services with an internal service agreement.
Several customers in a single install, each seeing only their own.
Power, cooling and network with an SLA that turns into credit when missed.
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