BGP route graph
Every target is placed on a live AS-path graph. When a route flaps or an upstream withdraws a prefix, you see it as a topology change — not as a vague "timeout".
See your network the way your customers and peers see it: from distributed probes, over IPv4 and IPv6, with BGP context and alerts that fire only when a quorum agrees.
Every target is placed on a live AS-path graph. When a route flaps or an upstream withdraws a prefix, you see it as a topology change — not as a vague "timeout".
Dual-stack checks by default. Each target is probed over both families independently, so a broken v6 path shows up even while v4 looks green.
An alert is raised only when the configured share of probes agree. One vantage point with a bad transit doesn't page your on-call at 3 AM.
One-line install on Linux, an online installer on Windows. Place them in your POPs, at peers, at customers, or on cheap VPSes in other ASNs.
ICMP, TCP, HTTP(S), DNS and traceroute checks per target, per address family, with intervals you control.
Live map and route graph in app.argusnoc.net. Quorum alerts to Telegram, e-mail or webhooks.
Uptime checkers see one HTTP endpoint from a few clouds. Enterprise suites see everything — for six figures and a sales cycle. ArgusNOC is built for the gap: operator-grade visibility, priced and installed like a tool.
See the comparisonProbes send only measurement results (RTT, loss, hops) to ArgusNOC — no traffic content, no credentials.
amd64 and arm64. One command installs, registers and later updates the probe.
curl -sL https://get.argusnoc.net | sh
Online installer verifies sha256 and ed25519 signature before installing.
Download installerComing later in the beta — tell us if your fleet runs FreeBSD.