Reveille Infrastructure Monitoring | Content Observability
Content Observability · Infrastructure

Every system your automation depends on — observed, correlated, and assured.

Reveille Infrastructure Monitoring turns the servers, databases, networks, queues, and integration points behind your content and automation into one observable, correlated view — exposing dependency health, performance bottlenecks, and failure risk before they reach the workflow. It is the deployment-agnostic infrastructure layer of Content Observability, watching the full automation stack rather than the application alone.

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Monitor. Analyze. Connect.Dashboards▾CONTENT MANAGEMENTOverviewMonitoringDocument HealthPerformanceStorageSystem Dashboards▸Reports▸Administration▸Logs▸User SettingsReveilleAboutFeedbackHelpAutomation StackInfrastructure13/15 systems · 2 degradedVisuals ▾⟳HEALTHY13 /15 systemsWARNINGS2 database, computeTHROUGHPUT12.6k docs/hr · last hrAVG LATENCY89 ms · p50DatabaseApp ServerHostCacheStorageGatewayMessage QueueNetworkClusterEndpointComputeCPUFirewallDNSAutomation StackHealthyHealingCore service
One view

ECM, IDP, and infrastructure health — finally in one place.

Application teams watch the content platform. Infrastructure teams watch the servers, databases, and network. The failures that hurt most live in the gap between those two views — and chasing them means stitching separate tools together. Reveille puts ECM and IDP application health and the infrastructure beneath it in a single, correlated view, so the whole automation stack is observable from one place.

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Two tools, two blind spots

Application monitoring sees the content platform but not the host it runs on. Infrastructure monitoring sees the host but not the workflow it carries. The problem usually hides in the seam where neither tool is looking.

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One place for the whole stack

Reveille brings ECM and IDP application health together with server, database, network, file system, and integration health — so you stop correlating across consoles and start reading one picture.

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Root cause without the hunt

When a process slows, see in one view whether it’s the application, the database, a connector, or capacity — instead of jumping between monitoring tools to assemble the story.

Full-stack coverage

Monitor the full automation stack, not just the application

Watch every server, database, service, queue, API, and connector your content and automation depend on — alongside the ECM, IDP, and automation platforms themselves.

  • Monitor servers, databases, services, file systems, APIs, queues, and connectors alongside ECM, IDP, and automation platforms
  • Agentless and zero-footprint — nothing installed on the monitored systems, with no persistent connection that changes their state
  • Database health across Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB, plus standard tests for SNMP, WMI, Windows performance counters and event logs, FTP/SSH, and HTTP/HTTPS
  • Native to the clouds you run — Amazon CloudWatch and RDS, Azure Monitor and Sentinel, and Google Cloud logging and storage, across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid
Monitor. Analyze. Connect.Dashboards▾CONTENT MANAGEMENTOverviewMonitoringDocument HealthPerformanceStorageSystem Dashboards▸Reports▸Administration▸Logs▸Content ManagementInfrastructure Health14/15 healthyVisuals ▾⟳HEALTHY14 /15 servicesWARNINGS1 extractionTHROUGHPUT12.6k docs/hr · last hrAVG LATENCY89 ms · p50Repositoryresp 1.2s · okWorkflow Enginebacklog 240REST / APIp95 240msFull-Text Indexindex lag 0sDatabaseconns 12/50Web Client1,240 sessionsCapturequeue 96Classificationacc 96.4%Extraction2 failuresAutomation BotsrunningBackground JobsokConnectivityokStorage61% usedSecurity & AuditcapturingSearchp95 110ms
Dependencies & integration

Understand dependency and integration health in one view

Validate every dependency in the path — from capture inputs and repositories to downstream systems — so a broken link surfaces as a signal, not a mystery.

  • Bring intelligent-automation infrastructure metrics and monitoring together in one place
  • Validate availability and performance of capture inputs, outputs, repositories, and downstream systems
  • Detect failures caused by connectivity issues, capacity constraints, or integration bottlenecks
  • Gain a true end-to-end service-level view of automation, from ingestion to completion — reported in the console, batch reports, or Power BI
Monitor. Analyze. Connect.Dashboards▾CONTENT MANAGEMENTOverviewMonitoringDocument HealthPerformanceStorageSystem Dashboards▸Reports▸Administration▸Logs▸User SettingsReveilleAboutFeedbackHelpContent ManagementDependency MetricsLast 24h · 2 serversVisuals ▾⟳HEALTHY15 /15 servicesSLA ATTAINMENT99.2% · target 98%THROUGHPUT12.6k docs/hr · last hrAVG LATENCY76 ms · p50Transactions / min across serversIA76-RS-001IA76-RS-00205010015020000:0004:0008:0012:0016:0020:00Errors / failures (count)0510152000:0004:0008:0012:0016:0020:00Recent eventsTIME VALUE SERVER13:421.8sIA76-RS-00113:41queue 318IA76-RS-00213:39timeoutIA76-RS-00213:350.9sIA76-RS-00113:301.1sIA76-RS-001SLA attainment · 30-day99.2%30-day · target 98%target 98%30d ago15d agotoday
Earliest warning

Catch infrastructure trouble before it reaches the workflow

Correlate system behavior with automation outcomes so a degrading dependency is visible as a workflow risk — not just a host metric — long before an SLA is missed.

  • Correlate application behavior with underlying system performance to eliminate blind spots between the box and the business process
  • See how infrastructure issues directly impact automation throughput and reliability
  • Spot capacity, connectivity, and latency degradation early — before a stalled dependency becomes a missed SLA
  • Surface root cause across servers, databases, connectors, and integration points in a single correlated view
Monitor. Analyze. Connect.Dashboards▾CONTENT MANAGEMENTOverviewMonitoringDocument HealthPerformanceStorageSystem Dashboards▸Reports▸Administration▸Logs▸User SettingsReveilleAboutFeedbackHelpContent ManagementInfrastructure Early-Warning3 signals · pre-breachVisuals ▾⟳HEALTHY13 /15 servicesWARNINGS3 early-warning signalsTHROUGHPUT10.8k docs/hr · last hrAVG LATENCY142 ms · p50Dynamic threshold breached · ingestion latency142 ms observed · forecast band 60–95 ms · AI/ML Prophet · MAPE 4.1% · detected 13:41Ingestion latency vs. dynamic threshold04590135180−60m−45m−30m−15mnowforecast upper bound142 msEarly-warning signalsIngestion latency142 ms · breach forecastSearch query p954.8 s · rising vs. bandWorkflow queuebacklog 318 · climbingExtraction errors2 in 10 min · above normBot retry rate6% · within band
Why Reveille

It only works if it always works.

Infrastructure uptime is the foundation of Service Level Assurance — but platform SLA is not workflow SLA. Reveille measures the difference, all the way down the stack.

Part of a broader platform

One observability layer across every platform you run

Reveille Infrastructure Monitoring spans every major Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Intelligent Document Processing (IDP), and automation platform — and the systems beneath them — so every signal feeds the same console as the rest of your stack.

Hyland OnBase · Alfresco OpenText Documentum · Capture IBM FileNet · Datacap · CMOD ABBYY FlexiCapture · Vantage Tungsten TotalAgility · Capture UiPath RPA assurance Microsoft SharePoint · M365 Box Content cloud
The platform

Explore the Reveille Observability Platform.

Monitoring is one capability of a single platform. Eight work together to keep every ECM, IDP, and automation workflow observed, assured, and self-healed.

Monitoring

1,000+ prebuilt tests for ECM, IDP, and automation service-level problem areas.

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Metrics

See exactly how your automation is actually performing.

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Self-Healing

Automated remediation actions for uninterrupted processes.

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AI / ML

Dynamic thresholds for accurate monitoring and smarter workflows.

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Alerts

The earliest-warning system for document and content processes.

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Dashboards

Visualize and quickly diagnose platform health.

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Infrastructure

A complete view of your automation ecosystem and every system it depends on.

Integration

Seamless connection to the enterprise tools your team already uses.

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Questions

Reveille Infrastructure Monitoring, answered

What is Reveille Infrastructure Monitoring?
Reveille Infrastructure Monitoring is the capability of Reveille’s Content Observability platform that watches every system your content and automation depend on — servers, databases, networks, file systems, queues, APIs, and integration points — and correlates their health to the ECM, IDP, and automation workflows running on top. It monitors, alerts, self-heals, and reports, so infrastructure trouble surfaces before it reaches the business process.
How is it different from generic infrastructure monitoring tools?
Generic tools watch one layer. Application monitoring sees the content platform; infrastructure monitoring sees the servers and network. Reveille brings ECM and IDP application health and the underlying infrastructure into one correlated view — so a degraded dependency shows up as a workflow risk, in the same place you already watch everything else.
Is Reveille Infrastructure Monitoring agentless?
Yes. Reveille is a zero-footprint application that does not install software on the monitored systems and does not hold a persistent connection that changes their state. It uses standard interfaces and out-of-band collection to observe infrastructure health.
What systems and protocols can it monitor?
Servers, databases, services, file systems, APIs, queues, and connectors — using database tests for Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB, and standard tests including SNMP, WMI, Windows performance counters and event logs, FTP/SSH, HTTP/HTTPS, and UNC file shares.
Does it work in the cloud and hybrid environments?
Yes. Reveille runs on-premises or in AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, and integrates natively with cloud hypervisor services such as Amazon CloudWatch and RDS, Azure Monitor and Sentinel, and Google Cloud logging and storage — so coverage spans on-prem, cloud, and hybrid in one view.
How does it connect infrastructure health to workflow health?
Reveille correlates application behavior with underlying system performance, so you can see how a connectivity issue, capacity constraint, or integration bottleneck affects automation throughput and reliability — a true end-to-end service-level view from ingestion to completion.
Does Reveille replace Splunk, Datadog, or New Relic?
No. Those tools watch infrastructure and code; they don’t understand ECM and IDP transaction semantics. Reveille produces the content- and dependency-layer signal they can’t generate on their own, then feeds it into them through native integrations — so your existing dashboards get richer, not displaced.
How does it report on availability and SLAs?
Reveille calculates monitor and group availability and service-level attainment — with allowed-downtime and SLA-grouping options — delivered through the Reveille User Console or scheduled batch reports, and visualized in Microsoft Power BI with trusted data connectors.
Does configuring infrastructure monitors require code?
No. Monitors are configured, not coded. Reveille ships prebuilt, platform-aware tests you enable and tune — no custom scripting required.
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