Status and versions in one console.
Heartbeats and reported capabilities show which agents are connected and ready for rollout.
Sentinel centralises agents, events, policies, blocks and updates for multiple servers and turns protection into a repeatable process.
Heartbeats and reported capabilities show which agents are connected and ready for rollout.
WAF, watchers and firewalls apply policies on the protected server.
The events become an operating flow and a basis for reporting to customers.
For those who run systems
Server registration and capability checks reported by each environment.
Rules and blocks can be coordinated by the central core.
Updates start on a limited group, then extended after health check.
Events, blocks and administrative actions reconstruct the context of a source.
Viewer, operator and admin separate consultation, intervention and administration.
Summaries and indicators support maintenance, verification and communication.
Repeatable adoption
Server groups, stacks and criticality levels.
A representative environment for baselines and policies.
Configurations, alerts and repeatable checks.
Controlled rollout and fleet monitoring.
Licensing remains per server. A console with multiple agents does not transform the fee into a fleet licence. Environments belonging to separate customers and separation requirements should be explicitly assessed.
FAQ
No. Separating customers, data and roles must be designed and confirmed in deployment.
The platform supports controlled rollouts; the canary is preferable to reduce the impact of a regression.
No. It automates controls and centralises visibility, but operating system, applications and infrastructure decisions remain professional activities.
Yes, within the limits of deployment and available data; format and periodicity follow the agreed service.
Give us the number of servers, stacks, clients involved and operating model.