Case study · Portals & platforms · Security & identity
Frontends for a remote access monitoring tool
Two interfaces that operators use to monitor servers and networks remotely, spot faults early and secure connections.
Project at a glance
- Period
- February 2020 to December 2021
- Team
- 2 developers
- Technologies
- Angular
- Node.js
- Starting point
- If you run servers and networks remotely, you need to see faults before users report them, and you need to know that remote connections are protected. For that, a monitoring tool needs interfaces operators can work with day to day.
- Senva's role
- Senva implemented two frontend systems for the tool.
- Approach
- Both frontends are built in Angular. They can be adapted to the requirements of different companies and scale with the number of monitored systems.
- Result
- The result is two frontends that make it possible to monitor servers and networks remotely, detect faults early and keep connections secure.
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30 minutes with Kim Pham or Holger Spickmann. We reply within one working day.
Kim PhamManaging Director, Senva GmbH
Holger SpickmannSenior Project Manager, Senva GmbH
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- Phone
- +49 30 5268 7541
- Address
- Bundesallee 32, 10717 Berlin, Germany