AI Net Controller
A monitoring hub for servers and networks: SNMP metrics, remote agents, logs, network flows and an AI layer that searches, explains and suggests the causes of alerts.
What it does
- Central and agent-based SNMP polling
- Go agent for Linux, Windows, macOS and FreeBSD, with mTLS
- Log hub with full-text and semantic search
- NetFlow, sFlow and IPFIX flow monitoring
- Chatbot that queries your data
- AI alert triage with human confirmation
- Custom dashboards per team and user
- Multi-tenant: each organisation only sees its own data
AI Net Controller collects three kinds of information from your machines and network — metrics, logs and traffic flows — and makes them available from a single interface.
Anywhere, even behind NAT
Reachable devices are polled directly over SNMP. For remote networks you just install the agent, a single Go binary with native packages: it opens the connection to the controller itself, encrypted with mTLS certificates, and brings along the site's metrics, syslog and NetFlow.
AI that works with you
Logs are also indexed by meaning: you can search for "authentication errors on the VPN" instead of guessing exact words. A chatbot answers using your data, and when an alert fires the AI groups related events and suggests a likely cause, which you confirm.
Built to scale
Queue-based architecture with NATS JetStream, metrics on VictoriaMetrics, logs on OpenSearch and Qdrant, and an alternative Go indexing engine for the heaviest loads. Installs with Docker or Kubernetes.