One of the hardest parts of building a monitoring platform is not the dashboard — it’s the agent.
The agent lives closest to failure. If it’s heavy, insecure, or unreliable, everything above it collapses.
TrackIT’s agent was designed with one principle in mind:
observe without interfering.
We chose to build a custom agent instead of relying on existing collectors because we needed:
Monitoring should never become the problem it’s trying to detect.
The TrackIT agent follows these core design goals:
Today, the TrackIT agent focuses on high-signal system data:
The agent avoids excessive collection. If a metric doesn’t help answer “is this system healthy?”, it doesn’t belong.
The agent follows a push-based model:
This avoids:
Everything flows outward, securely.
Security is not optional for monitoring agents.
TrackIT’s agent is designed with:
The agent observes — it does not control.
Future agent capabilities include:
The goal is flexibility without sacrificing safety.
A monitoring agent should be boring — and that’s a good thing.
TrackIT’s agent is designed to be invisible, reliable, and trustworthy. You shouldn’t notice it — until you need the data it provides.