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Button Spore lets businesses of any size ensure availability of their technology infrastructure by monitoring ~200 servers and devices and ~800 services. Configured automatically in under 10 min, appliance pinpoints infrastructure problems and proactively send email alerts to reduce downtime. It can record up to one year's worth of performance data for services, providing graphs that enable evaluation of service providers and service availability at specific times.
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SilverSpore Announces World's First Self-Configuring IT Monitoring Solution
NASHUA, N.H. -- SilverSpore LLC, an innovator in intelligent IT management solutions, has released a new line of low-cost "Spore" self-configuring monitoring appliances. Spores allow businesses of any size to ensure the availability of their technology infrastructure. Spores range from small embedded devices to rack-mounted server appliances which automatically detect network devices and their services, allowing a business to implement server and network monitoring in just a few minutes at low cost.
"To date, only large organizations have had the resources to implement server monitoring and network monitoring," says Rick Bross, CTO of SilverSpore. "Other businesses have had to wait until their employees or customers complained that email, Web sites, or other critical services were unavailable. By then it's too late; they've lost revenue or business opportunities. Our entry level Button Spore is inexpensive, will configure itself in a few minutes, and proactively alerts and pinpoints infrastructure problems to reduce costly downtime."
Spores record up to a year's worth of performance data for services, providing graphs that allow a company to evaluate their service providers and review service availability at specific times. "For example, most businesses don't have any idea if their Web site has been unavailable in the last month," says Bross. "If it was unavailable, was it because of the network, a server, or some other issue? These are critical questions in today's competitive environment, and yet most businesses don't have this information."
The Button Spore is available immediately. Although not providing a release date, Bross says that a larger rack-mounted unit, the Black Cap Spore, is in testing.
Button Spore key features and cost
-- Monitors ~200 servers and devices and ~800 services
-- Takes less than 10 minutes to configure
-- Sends alerts via email
-- Automatically detects and configures new devices
-- Collects and graphs one year of performance data
-- 100% browser based interface
-- Based on Icinga, a Nagios compatible open source monitoring system
-- Uses 6 watts of power
-- $369 MSRP
About SilverSpore
SilverSpore LLC specializes in innovative new approaches to IT management, reducing cost and complexity to allow any size organization to compete in today's business environment where the efficient deployment of technology is critical to success.
More information
Why do I need IT monitoring?
Demo videos: Part 1, Part 2
Contact info
SilverSpore LLC
http://www.silverspore.com
info@silverspore.com
