features needed

[ahmed99]

Hello,

I'm interested in the cacti solution. I understand that the solution provides supervision for web applications. I wanted to know if the cacti solution offers monitoring for the following elements:
1- Hardware (examples: processor, memory, local storage, power consumption, network)
2- Software installed on the workstation (examples: loading time, errors, CPU and memory usage)
For the Office suite, a more detailed view (opening time for emails, waiting time for sending, opening time for encrypted emails, opening time for the calendar, opening time for Teams, display time for Teams, etc.)
3- Web Applications (internal IS and SaaS IS) (Access time to the service, definition of business actions, transactional errors, response time, incidents on plugins, etc.)
4- Operating System (examples: crashes, blue screens, driver issues)
5- Antivirus, EDR (examples: impact of the process on equipment load)
6- Filers (examples: network drives, OneDrive)
7- Equipment startup (Example: including details up to the end of session loading as well as user-initiated shutdowns "button")

Thank you!

[macan]

1- Hardware (examples: processor, memory, local storage, power consumption, network)

Yes, for most OS (windows, linux, unix, ...)

2- Software installed on the workstation (examples: loading time, errors, CPU and memory usage)
For the Office suite, a more detailed view (opening time for emails, waiting time for sending, opening time for encrypted emails, opening time for the calendar, opening time for Teams, display time for Teams, etc.)
3- Web Applications (internal IS and SaaS IS) (Access time to the service, definition of business actions, transactional errors, response time, incidents on plugins, etc.)
4- Operating System (examples: crashes, blue screens, driver issues)
5- Antivirus, EDR (examples: impact of the process on equipment load)
6- Filers (examples: network drives, OneDrive)
7- Equipment startup (Example: including details up to the end of session loading as well as user-initiated shutdowns "button")

Depends on your OS. For example for linux, you can create script which gathers data and cacti can graph it.

You can use few plugins:
syslog, flowview, wmi, servcheck

[Rno]

Sorry for Cacti, but maybe you should look for something Call https://www.nexthink.com

It will told you everything you need/can know about your PC running under windows.

[TheWitness]

Splunk + Cacti is perfect.