Platform
Private probes — monitor from inside your own network
Monitors
- api.acme.com HTTP 82 ms
- acme.com HTTPS 104 ms
- db-primary (probe) TCP 3 ms
- mail.acme.com SSL expires in 74 days
- cdn edge — GRU MTR loss 2.1%
- legacy.acme.com PING timeout
uptime 30d · 6 regions · every 30s
One Docker command
`docker run qualimonitor/probe` with your organization token. The probe appears in your dashboard in seconds and is ready to run checks from inside your network.
Internal + external view
Compare the view from outside (global probes) with the view from inside (your probe). If outside fails and inside doesn't, the problem is network or transit — not your application.
Built for MSPs
Install a probe in each client's infrastructure and monitor everything from one multi-org account. Every client gets inside-view monitoring without giving you VPN access.
Requirements and security
Requirements: Docker and outbound HTTPS — nothing else. The probe only makes outgoing connections, so it works behind NAT and strict firewalls with zero inbound ports open.
Updates are automatic via probe-version checks. Authentication uses a per-organization token you can revoke at any time.
docker run -d --restart=always \
-e QUALIMONITOR_TOKEN=<your-org-token> \
qualimonitor/probe Questions
FAQ
How many resources does a probe consume?
It's a small container: a slice of one CPU core and a modest amount of memory. It runs comfortably alongside other workloads on any host that runs Docker.
How many probes does each plan include?
Pro includes 1 private probe, Business includes 5, and Enterprise is custom. The Free plan uses our global probes only.
Does it work behind NAT?
Yes — the probe only makes outbound connections over HTTPS. No inbound ports, no port forwarding, no VPN required.