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Atera is a comprehensive IT management solution that integrates remote monitoring and management (RMM), helpdesk services, and ticketing, all enhanced by Action AI™ to significantly increase efficiency for organizations of any size. Experience the benefits of Atera with a free trial today!

NetCrunch is a modern, scalable network monitoring and observability platform designed to simplify infrastructure and traffic management across physical, virtual, and cloud environments. It monitors everything from servers, switches, and firewalls to operating systems, cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and GCP, including IoT, virtualization (VMware, Hyper-V), applications, logs, and custom data via REST, SNMP, WMI, or scripts-all without agents. NetCrunch offers over 670 built-in monitoring packs and policies that automatically apply based on device role, enabling fast setup and consistent configuration across thousands of nodes. Its dynamic maps, real-time dashboards, and Layer 2/3 topology views provide instant visibility into the health and performance of the entire infrastructure. Unlike legacy tools like SolarWinds, PRTG, or WhatsUp Gold, NetCrunch uses simple node-based licensing with no hidden costs, eliminating sensor limits and pricing traps. It includes intelligent alert correlation, alert automation & suppression, and proactive triggers to minimize noise and maximize clarity, along with 40+ built-in alert actions including script execution, email, SMS, webhooks, and seamless integrations with tools like Jira, PagerDuty, Slack, and Microsoft Teams. Out-of-the -box AI-enhanced root cause analysis and recommendation for every alert. NetCrunch also features full hardware and software inventory, device configuration backup and change tracking, bandwidth analysis, flow monitoring (NetFlow, sFlow, IPFIX), and flexible REST-based data ingestion. Designed for speed, automation, and scale, NetCrunch enables IT teams to monitor thousands of devices from a single server, reducing manual work while delivering actionable insights instantly. Designed for on-prem (including air-gapped), cloud self-hosted or hybrid networks, it is the ideal future-ready monitoring platform for businesses that demand simplicity, power, and total infrastructure awareness.

Perfbase is a PHP performance monitoring and profiling platform that helps businesses, agencies, and engineering teams identify the true causes of slow PHP application performance. Perfbase supports PHP 7.4 through PHP 8.5 and works across the wider PHP ecosystem, including Laravel, Symfony, WordPress, custom PHP applications, Composer-based platforms, APIs, ecommerce systems, queues, workers, cron jobs, and CLI scripts. It can help teams profile application code, framework internals, Composer packages, vendor libraries, third-party SDKs, middleware, service classes, templates, background jobs, and other PHP execution paths. Many monitoring tools can tell a team that a request is slow, but not always why it is slow. Perfbase provides runtime-level PHP tracing so developers can see where execution time is being spent across methods, functions, libraries, framework code, SDK calls, templates, jobs, crons, and background processes. This is especially valuable when database queries, logs, or framework-level profilers do not explain the full request time. Perfbase helps teams uncover hidden bottlenecks such as expensive service methods, inefficient loops, slow Composer packages, slow SDK calls, serialization overhead, rendering delays, or unexpected work happening inside background tasks. Common use cases include diagnosing slow PHP requests, profiling Laravel and Symfony applications, investigating WordPress performance issues, monitoring cron jobs and queues, finding third-party library overhead, understanding regressions after deployments, and helping teams optimise code before spending more on infrastructure. Perfbase is built specifically for PHP developers and teams that need practical performance insight. It helps reduce debugging time, improve response times, support production troubleshooting, and give developers a clearer view of what their applications are actually doing.