Upstream degradation you can't see from inside
Your core is green, but one transit is blackholing traffic to a region. Probes outside your AS catch it in a minute; your customers would have caught it in a ticket.
For ISPs
Know before the first customer calls.
Internal monitoring tells you your routers are up. ArgusNOC tells you whether the internet can actually reach your customers — through your upstreams, your peers, and over IPv6.
Problems we're built for
The blind spots of an ISP NOC.
IPv6 quietly broken
Dual-stack customers fall back to v4 and never complain — until a v6-only service fails. Independent v6 monitoring surfaces PMTU, RA and peering issues early.
Route changes with no context
A prefix leaks, a peer withdraws, traffic takes a detour through another continent. The route graph shows the path change with AS numbers, so you know who to call.
Alert fatigue
A single flaky probe shouldn't page the on-call. Quorum rules mean an incident opens only when enough vantage points agree.
Deployment
Fits provider infrastructure.
Probes run as a small agent on the hosts you already have — Linux servers, Windows boxes at POPs or customer sites.
- Linux (Debian/Ubuntu, amd64/arm64) with one-line install; Windows with a verifying online installer
- FreeBSD probe planned for later in the beta
- Outbound-only connection from probes — no inbound ports
- Place probes in POPs, at BNG sites, at peers and in other ASNs
Probe placement — POP viewScreenshot or diagram (1600×1000)
Operations
Made for the NOC screen.
- Live map on the wall, route graph on the desk
- Alerts to Telegram, e-mail and webhooks
- Maintenance windows and acknowledgements
- Per-customer status pages for your business clients
NOC wall viewScreenshot (1600×1000)