Every edge site on one screen.
No inbound ports at any of them.
Modular data centers suit the edge. Running dozens or hundreds of them is the hard part. Aravolta puts every edge site on one dashboard, with the same monitoring and control at each one.
- cabinet humidity 71 %, above the 65 % limit
- primary WAN down, on LTE backup
- offline, node buffering locally (5,280 readings)
Edge sites we monitor
Cell sites, cache nodes, factory floors, and stores. Each gets its own node, and all of them report to the same fleet view.
Telecom and 5G edge
- Cell tower and base station colocation
- Multi-access edge computing (MEC) infrastructure
- Outdoor modular units in harsh conditions
- Integration with telecom management systems
Content delivery and streaming
- Regional cache and CDN nodes
- Live streaming infrastructure
- Gaming edge servers
- Latency and performance monitoring
Industrial and manufacturing
- Factory floor compute
- IoT data processing
- Machine learning inference at the edge
- Integration with industrial control systems
Retail and branch locations
- Micro data centers in stores and branches
- Point-of-sale and payment processing
- In-store analytics and personalization
- Video surveillance and security
Run every region the same way
One dashboard across regions. Every site runs the same monitoring and the same alert rules, and changes are made once, from the center.
The first pilot site and the full production fleet run on the same platform, in the same dashboard. That platform runs at more than 100 sites in 8 countries today.
See the sites on a map in the fleet viewSample data. Each dot is one site; the same fleet as the grid above.
- One dashboard
- Every edge site in one view
- Fleet-wide health and status
- Sites plotted on a map
- Drill down to any site
- Standard operations
- Same monitoring at every site
- Same alert rules and escalation paths
- Changes managed from the center
- Configuration from templates
- Performance
- Site-to-site comparison
- Underperforming sites stand out
- Workload balancing across edge sites
- Capacity planning for the next region
Monitoring built for edge sites
Edge sites have their own failure modes. The link drops, the weather heats the cabinet, and nobody is on site to look.
The node reads the UPS, cooling, and sensors in the cabinet over BACnet, Modbus, SNMP, Redfish, or MQTT. A device we have not seen before is onboarded within 48 hours at no cost.
Primary WAN
WAN link health and availability. Bandwidth use and tuning.
Backup link
Failover and backup link status.
Aravolta node
Buffers readings locally when the link drops and sends them when it returns.
Cabinet inlet
Wide temperature range monitoring. Humidity and condensation alerts.
Outdoors
Outdoor conditions, with performance plotted against local weather.
Few hands on site
- Predictive maintenance to cut truck rolls
- Remote diagnostics and troubleshooting
- Automated recovery procedures
- Escalation to field technicians
Security across distributed sites
The node at each site connects out and accepts no inbound connections. There is no inbound port to open, no firewall rule to change, and no VPN to run.
Read the security overview- Remote access
- Secure remote access without VPN overhead
- Connection
- Outbound only. The node accepts no inbound connections, so there are no inbound ports to open and no firewall rules to change.
- In transit
- Encrypted transmission from edge to cloud
- Physical
- Physical security monitoring: door sensors and cameras
- Tamper
- Tamper detection and alerts
- Audit
- Access audit trails across sites
- Control
- Disabled by default
Edge, core, and cloud in one platform
Edge sites, core data centers, and cloud in one view.
- Edge sites
- Core data centers
- Cloud
- One view of edge, core, and cloud
- Sync status between sites
- Workload orchestration across edge and cloud
- Hybrid capacity planning
Aravolta itself runs in the cloud, on premises, or air-gapped.
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