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Centralized View
Provides IT operations staff and management with quick, at-a-glance visual indication of problems anywhere across your IT infrastructure.
[New!] Full Integration with Nagios Log Server
Complete the Nagios ecosystem. The latest version of Fusion features full integration with Nagios Log Server, enabling you to see your entire network at a glance.
Distributed Monitoring
Fusion is designed to scale with your organization. Remote Nagios servers distribute the load associated with monitoring and performance graphing. As your infrastructure grows, your monitoring environment can expand without increasing load or management requirements at the central node. Fusion alleviates the need for complex configurations, data transfer problems, and having to manage changes on both central and distributed nodes.
Scalability Without Limits
Designed with unlimited scalability in mind. Remote Nagios servers distribute the load associated with monitoring and performance graphing. As your infrastructure grows, your monitoring environment can expand without increasing load or management requirements at the central node.
De-Centralized Management
Allows geographically separated teams to manage individual monitoring servers, while providing central operations staff with access to all servers.
Comprehensive Server Support
Integrates with Nagios Core, Nagios XI and Nagios Log Server monitoring servers to provide infrastructure-wide visibility.
Simple Connectivity
Remote monitoring servers need only be accessible via HTTP or HTTPS, removing the need for dedicated VPN links and custom firewall rules.
Outage Visibility
Provides IT staff with a global view of monitoring server operations, making it easy to spot remote server outages and initiate remedial failover operations.
Managed Service Bliss
Distributed operation allows Managed Service Providers (MSPs) to easily keep tabs on monitoring servers installed at their clients’ remote locations without the overhead or complexity of persistent VPN connections.