Noiz watches every managed system continuously, so faults are caught and closed before they surface as downtime. Remote Monitoring & Management (RMM) runs on TacticalRMM and covers health, uptime, patching, alerting, and remediation under one operated platform.

What it is

A lightweight agent reports the state of each server, workstation, and service back to a central console. Noiz operators review the signal, act on it, and keep the fleet patched and healthy. The client gets a quiet estate instead of a queue of incidents.

What is included

  • Health and uptime monitoring — CPU, memory, disk, services, and reachability tracked across every managed device.
  • Automated patching — operating system and software updates scheduled, applied, and verified, with reboots handled in maintenance windows.
  • Alerting — thresholds and check failures raise alerts to Noiz, not to the client’s inbox.
  • Remediation — common faults are auto-remediated by scripted response; the rest are triaged and resolved by an operator.
  • Reporting — a clear record of what was monitored, patched, and fixed.

Who it is for

Organisations that depend on their infrastructure staying up but do not want to staff a monitoring desk. RMM suits Linux-native estates, mixed fleets, and teams that need patching and incident response handled as a managed service.

Why Noiz

  • Hardened by default — monitoring and patching are part of a wider security posture, not a bolt-on.
  • Open-source tooling the client can understand and audit; no proprietary lock-in.
  • SLA-backed response, run by operators rather than an automated portal alone.
  • One flat monthly management fee — see pricing for detail.

Catching the problem early is cheaper than recovering from the outage. That is the point of the service.

Frequently asked

Which RMM platform does Noiz use, and is it open-source?
Noiz runs Remote Monitoring & Management on TacticalRMM, an open-source, Linux-native platform the client can understand and audit with no proprietary lock-in. A lightweight agent reports the state of each server, workstation, and service back to a central console operated by Noiz.
Do monitoring alerts go to the client or to Noiz?
Alerts from thresholds and check failures are raised to Noiz operators, not to the client’s inbox. Common faults are auto-remediated by scripted response, and the rest are triaged and resolved by an operator under SLA-backed response, so the client gets a quiet estate instead of a queue of incidents.
How are patches and reboots handled without disrupting work?
Operating system and software updates are scheduled, applied, and verified, with reboots handled inside agreed maintenance windows. RMM is billed as one flat monthly management fee in EUR ex-VAT; see pricing for detail.

Talk to Noiz.

Hand the infrastructure over, or just ask a question — Noiz takes it from there.