Every useful control value and flow statistic is captured to a time-series database. View it live in curated Grafana dashboards, or export and review it in our debugging tool for precise post-mortem analysis. That green SYS OK in the bar above is green because we measured it — not because we hope so.
Nothing useful is thrown away. Control values and flow stats stream off the system as they happen, to a live dashboard for right now and to a database for everything before it.
Every useful control value and flow statistic is captured and logged with a timestamp — a complete, queryable history of how the system behaved.
View it live in a hand-picked set of Grafana graphs — throughput, active flows, encode load, uptime, network I/O — so the picture is readable, not a wall of metrics.
Export the data and review it in our debugging tool for precise post-mortem analysis — replay exactly what happened, frame by frame, after the show.
When something looks off, you have the data instead of a hunch. Live dashboards show the state of the system now; the time-series history and debugging tool let you wind back to the exact moment a flow dropped and see why.
Monitoring earns its place when something has already gone wrong. These are the parts that are there for it.
If the database is down, metrics are spooled to disk. When it returns they are written back with their original timestamps.
Fourteen Grafana dashboards are provisioned on install: system, network, GPU, SDI inputs, streams, transport stream, pipeline, audio router, comms, clocks and more.
Choose a time range and download one archive: logs, metrics, pipeline graphs and a database snapshot. A command-line tool builds the same bundle when the service is down.
Flow, camera and module state changes are logged as discrete events beside the metrics, so a graph can be read against what happened.
Each encoded input is analysed for bitrate, continuity errors and PCR timing. A rolling capture keeps the last five minutes ready to save.
GPU load, power draw and temperature. SDI input lock and format. System temperatures, modem signal and Wi-Fi link.
Book a walkthrough with the engineers who built it, or open the dashboards in the live demo.