Platform

One schema across the servers you run and the cloud you rent. Here is the honest state of each piece.

Knoxed Core and NetPanel

Knoxed Core is the institutional memory for your software infrastructure. It records the domains, servers and services you run, watches whether they are alive, and keeps the history of who changed what, so that knowledge does not leave with one person. It is available to design partners now.

NetPanel, also from Knoxed, covers the physical layer under those servers: the network equipment, racks and power at each site, so you can see where a server actually lives and what it depends on. If you run more than one office, the two answer the same question at both layers: what do we have, where is it, and who owns it?

Core is priced by the number of domains you manage (see pricing). NetPanel is priced by the equipment on site and the number of sites. Core does not control or change your servers; it records and monitors them.

What is in the box

  • Organizations, teams & rolesBuilt today

    Owner, admin and member roles. Invite teammates. Every row scoped to an organization.

  • Row-level-security isolationBuilt today

    Postgres enforces tenant separation, deny-by-default. Verified with a two-org read test.

  • Host telemetry agentBuilt today

    A dependency-free shell collector. Uptime, load, memory, disk. Scoped ingest keys, revocable.

  • Event historyBuilt today

    Every heartbeat, deploy and failure your agents report, in order, paginated.

  • Pipelines & runsBuilt today

    Report start and finish from any job. Status, duration and exit code in one list.

  • Work cardsBuilt today

    Track the operational follow-ups your infrastructure generates, next to the infrastructure.

  • GitHub, Sentry, AWS & VercelIn progress

    Pull deploys, errors and resource state from the services you already pay for. Being built now.

  • AlertingIn progress

    Notify a human when a host goes quiet or a pipeline fails. Not built.

Not what we are

We are not an APM, and we do not do distributed tracing or real-user monitoring. If you need those, use Datadog and pay for it. We are not a log data-lake either — Axiom is better at that. And if you have one box and no team, Netdata or Uptime Kuma is free and enough.

We are useful when you are a team, you run some machines and rent some cloud, and you want one operational picture without becoming the integrator.