
ATLAS is a customizable network monitoring and management platform designed to make complex networks easier to understand, operate, and troubleshoot.
Unlike one-size-fits-all monitoring platforms, ATLAS can be tailored to the devices, topology, workflows, and operational requirements of your environment — presenting the information administrators need without unnecessary complexity.
See the state of the network without digging through layers of unnecessary information.
Customize monitoring, topology, functionality, and workflows around the environment.
Focus on the data administrators actually need to operate and troubleshoot the network.
ATLAS is designed for environments where reliability, control, and adaptability matter. It can operate entirely on-premises without cloud dependencies and can be deployed in disconnected or restricted network environments.

Operate entirely within your network, without reliance on external cloud services.
Monitor and manage devices across multiple network vendors from a unified interface.
Built to adapt to your network and operational requirements—not the other way around.

Capture and maintain device configuration history, establish approved golden configurations, and quickly identify configuration deviations. ATLAS makes it easy to see what changed, when it changed, and how the current configuration differs from the approved baseline.
Monitor device availability, interfaces, CPU, memory, latency, uptime, and other operational telemetry from a centralized view. Historical data provides visibility into network behavior over time, helping administrators identify trends and troubleshoot intermittent issues.


ATLAS can integrate with locally hosted AI to help administrators understand network conditions, investigate configuration changes, and troubleshoot problems without relying on cloud-based AI services.
Rather than simply presenting data, ATLAS provides the AI with relevant network telemetry and configuration information so it can explain what is happening, why it matters, and what to check next.
Analyze recent network telemetry to identify anomalies, recognize patterns, and correlate multiple data points that may indicate a larger problem.
Compare current and golden configurations, identify meaningful changes, and explain their potential operational impact in straightforward language.
Ask follow-up questions about an analysis and receive step-by-step troubleshooting guidance, verification procedures, and device-specific recommendations.
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