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The OpenTelemetry-native infrastructure agent

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Observability has standardized on OpenTelemetry — everywhere except the infrastructure edge, where each tool still ships its own agent. SenHub Agent closes that gap: a single OTel-native collector for hosts, databases and infrastructure. Push OTLP into a modern stack, or serve PRTG, Nagios and Prometheus natively. Adopt OpenTelemetry at your own pace, without leaving the tools you rely on.

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What it does

OpenTelemetry-native

Emit OTLP for metrics, logs and entity events into any modern backend — Prometheus, VictoriaMetrics, Grafana.

Plugs into what you run

First-class native PRTG and Nagios outputs, Prometheus scraping, SNMP, syslog and 50+ open-source integrations.

Topology & entity events

Emits OpenTelemetry entity events for hosts, services and network devices — feeding Toise, the temporal infrastructure graph.

Open-core & lightweight

A single static Go binary, zero runtime dependencies. Free host & universal collection; paid vendor probes when you need them.

One agent, every output.

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   Martin SOULARD 
 
 
 
  Senhub Pros: Son interface claire et intuitive ainsi que son abstraction des couches API des fournisseurs SAAS Cons: Toutes les métriques ne sont pas forcément disponibles dans l'outil, mais il est possible de soumettre des ajouts / évolutions à l'éditeur pour une implémentation en fonction de ses besoins
  
 
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   David Baudoin 
 
 
 
  Use of Senhub by Imatechnologies Pros: Senhub is really convenient for monitoring resources on Azure. It allows you to avoid the development of specific scripts. We have also used it for monitoring Google Analytics resources. The new interface is really very pleasant. Cons: No negative feedback to provide regarding the use of Senhub.
  
 
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   Yann GOURLAOUEN 
 
 
 
  Utilisation Senhub Manitou Pros: Ne pas avoir a développer des scripts spécifiques pour la supervision des composants Azure. Cons: Gestion des instances un peu compliqué quand on commence a avoir beaucoup d'éléments. Un regroupement par type serait appréciable.