Argonix

AI-Powered Infrastructure Monitoring
Always Watching Your Stack

Monitor HTTP, TCP, DNS, SSL, gRPC, and custom endpoints from multiple regions. When something fails, Argonix's AI agent investigates and remediates automatically.

9 Monitor Types for Complete Coverage

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HTTP

Monitor websites, APIs, and webhooks with status code, response time, and content checks.

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Ping (ICMP)

Check host availability and network latency with ICMP ping monitoring.

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TCP

Verify that TCP ports are open and responsive — databases, message queues, custom services.

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DNS

Validate DNS resolution, record types (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX), and propagation.

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SSL Certificate

Track SSL certificate expiration and validity. Get alerts before they expire.

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Keyword

Check that specific content appears (or doesn't) on a page. Detect defacements or errors.

gRPC

Monitor gRPC services with health check protocol support.

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Heartbeat

Passive monitoring — your services send heartbeats to Argonix. Detect silent failures.

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Multi-step

Chain multiple API calls into a synthetic transaction. Test complete user flows.

Beyond Simple Uptime Checks

🔔 Smart Alerting

Route alerts to Slack, Discord, PagerDuty, OpsGenie, Telegram, Email, or Webhooks. Define rules per monitor, per severity, per schedule.

🤖 AI Investigation

When a monitor goes down, the AI agent automatically queries your observability stack to find the root cause — no human intervention needed.

⚙️ GitOps Native

Define monitors as code with our Terraform Provider or Kubernetes CRD. Version control your monitoring configuration alongside your infrastructure.

🌍 Multi-Region

Check availability from multiple geographic locations. Detect regional outages and CDN issues before your users notice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often does Argonix check my monitors?

Check intervals are configurable per monitor, from every 30 seconds to every hour. The default is 60 seconds.

Can I monitor internal services?

Yes. You can deploy Argonix's monitoring agent inside your network to check internal endpoints, databases, and services that aren't publicly accessible.

How does it differ from Datadog or Grafana?

While Datadog and Grafana are great for visualization, Argonix adds an AI layer that investigates alerts and remediates issues. It also integrates with those tools as connectors.

Monitor Everything. Fix Anything.

Start monitoring your infrastructure for free — upgrade when you need AI superpowers.