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An independent infrastructure monitoring application under active development, connecting device inventory, sensor history, incidents and operational controls.
Under active development. Screenshot shows an earlier local pilot interface. Deployment-specific acceptance remains required; this is not a claim of enterprise production readiness or PRTG feature parity.


Monitoring has to explain what it knows—and what it does not.
A useful operations console needs to bring devices, checks, history and incidents together without disguising missing or stale readings. Pulse Monitor is built around recorded measurements, explicit states and traceable configuration.
Connect collection, context and response.
The supplied implementation includes persistent devices and sensors, HTTP, TCP, DNS, Ping and TLS checks, SNMP support, measured-history charts and incident handling. Workspace roles, maintenance windows, notification routing and recovery points support the operational workflow.
- Persistent device and sensor inventory
- Protocol checks and recorded measurement history
- Incident acknowledgement, maintenance and dependencies
- Scoped remote collectors and workspace controls
- CSV reporting and workspace recovery workflows
A working core, with clear acceptance boundaries.
Project documentation records local protocol fixtures, automated tests and browser checks. Broader company-device compatibility, external notification delivery, scale and production acceptance remain environment-specific work. An optional read-only PRTG integration exists, but live authenticated acceptance is pending. Pulse Monitor is an independent product; it does not claim full PRTG feature parity.
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Under active development. Screenshot shows an earlier local pilot interface. Deployment-specific acceptance remains required; this is not a claim of enterprise production readiness or PRTG feature parity.
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