Unified observability
Stop pivoting between a ping tool, an SNMP poller, a syslog box, and a hypervisor dashboard. See network, compute, storage, firewall, and cameras in one place, on one data model.
One self-hosted platform that replaces a stack of point tools — collection, correlation, fabric discovery, capacity, and security — and scales from a single rack to a multi-tenant fleet.

The OverWatch Command view — your whole estate, correlated into a handful of incidents.
Stop pivoting between a ping tool, an SNMP poller, a syslog box, and a hypervisor dashboard. See network, compute, storage, firewall, and cameras in one place, on one data model.
Correlation turns a storm of alerts into a single incident with a root cause and blast radius, so responders start from an answer instead of a wall of red.
Trend usage and forecast days-to-full for pools and datastores. Get ahead of the storage or memory wall before it becomes an outage.
Config backups on change, a self-learning Security Policy Engine that syncs and enforces policy, a geographic threat map, and log signatures for auth abuse — the security context most monitoring tools leave out.
Store-and-forward collection and a layered watchdog suite mean a network blip or a lost node costs latency, not data — monitoring keeps running when things go wrong.
Distributed edge collectors enroll over the network with mutual-TLS and stream telemetry back to one core — every site, branch, and data center on a single pane.
Multi-tenant Organizations isolate each client's devices, events, and incidents — one platform, clean separation, HA when you need it.
Discovery resolves the fabric's own hierarchy — Core → MDF → IDF → Edge — with IPAM and vendor-aware collection giving ops a full picture without gluing tools together.
First-party hypervisor collection means guest and host metrics, not just "the hypervisor is up."
Storage pools, datasets, disks, and SMART health — with capacity forecasting so a full array never surprises you.
NVR and camera health as first-class signals, through a vendor-neutral provider model.
Start on a single node and grow to leader-elected clustering with dynamic worker nodes as the estate scales.
The same platform that watches a single site runs multi-tenant across many, with clustered high availability and workers that can be provisioned as load grows.
Only the cluster leader polls; workers share the load and realtime state.
Spin up worker nodes on your hypervisors, promote them into the cluster, and decommission them when the load passes.
Self-hosted on Postgres/TimescaleDB with configurable retention — nothing leaves your walls.
Bring your estate's shape — vendors, sites, tenants — and we'll show you how OverWatch would watch it, on sample data.