Demos

Watch it work before you give it a box.

Recorded walkthroughs of the parts people ask about most — alert investigation, flow analysis, topology, synthetics and the install itself. No form, no gate, no sales call between you and the video.

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Alerting and investigation

Alerts are generated from flow analytics, SNMP metrics, logs or synthetic results. When one fires, you pivot straight into the related flow data, time-series metrics or packet analysis rather than opening a second tool. AI-assisted investigation summarises the pattern so the first ten minutes of triage are already done.

flow snmp logs synthetics

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Flow Explorer

NetFlow and IPFIX analysis in real time. Pivot directly from an alert into the flows behind it, then use point-and-click filtering to isolate a specific application, host or conversation. No query language required to get to the conversation that caused the problem.

netflow ipfix point-and-click filtering

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Topology and AI-assisted analysis

SNMP-derived topology combined with automated analysis of traffic patterns. Instead of reading a large dataset by hand to work out what changed, the platform surfaces the likely root causes and shows you the evidence it used to get there.

lldp topology root cause traffic patterns

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Synthetic monitoring

Continuous tests of network paths and application availability from distributed probes, simulating real user interactions to measure latency, reachability and service responsiveness. Proactive validation means you find the broken path before the users do.

curl ping dns path analysis

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Distributed probes

Probes deployed across the environment collect flow, packet and monitoring telemetry while running synthetic tests from their own vantage point. Measuring from several locations is how you tell a site problem apart from a service problem.

remote probes packet telemetry multi-site

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Installation, step one

The install itself, start to finish, on a single Ubuntu host with Docker. About ten minutes from a bare box to the first flows landing.

single node ~10 min

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Configuration, step two

Pointing exporters at the collector and setting up initial polling, so you can see what the first hour of real data looks like before committing anything.

exporters snmp polling

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Everything above, running on your own hardware, in about ten minutes.

Give it 8 vCPU, 16 GB of RAM and an Ubuntu 22.04 host with Docker.

curl -fsSL https://nitronet.ai/download/s/<your-token>.sh | sudo bash

Tell us where to send your token and the command arrives ready to paste.

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