Infrastructure and Cloud

SOLUTIONS • INFRASTRUCTURE AND CLOUD

See what true full-stack observability looks like.

Selector’s infrastructure and cloud observability empowers organizations with unparalleled insights from the network up to the application, and everything in between.

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Whether you’re on-premises, cloud, or hybrid, you want to know what your equipment is doing and why. Our infrastructure and cloud observability solution goes beyond the golden signals to analyze every metric on every device and deliver the information you need to assess, triage, and remediate any server issue.

Go beyond basic monitoring

Gain greater insight than latency, traffic, errors, and saturation with “deeper dive” correlated metrics such as tags, temperature, and connectivity.

Leverage all logs to get the bigger picture of your full stack in real time, as an event occurs.

Easily build a “mental model” of what happened, how, and why with full visibility and comprehensive reporting on every device.

Get more than raw data with correlated, contextual information you can actually act on.

Shorten time to remediation

Cut through the noise with a contextual narrative that tells you not only what’s wrong, but the likely culprit.

Shorten MTTD, MTTI, and MTTR.

Use machine-learning-powered insight to go from root cause to remediation faster and more efficiently.

Power your proactivity

Easily see context and connections between events across your entire infrastructure or cloud.

Automatically predict capacity needs and device failure based on hundreds of correlated metrics.

Get automated, consolidated notices you can act on before any customer-facing impact.

Access all generated data from all devices with impartial 3^rd party observability.

Absolutely fantastic company. Their approach to intelligent network monitoring and analytics is unique and refreshing.

I can’t recommend them highly enough. I honestly get excited by weekly catch-up calls because of the possibilities

John Neiberger
Principal Engineer

Comcast