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Vexor

Vexor Monitoring — a modern all-in-one infrastructure monitoring platform. Screenshots, install guide, EULA and a free +1 year evaluation license.

Vexor

Cost / License

  • Freemium (Pay once)
  • Proprietary

Platforms

  • Self-Hosted  Self-hosted only — no cloud/SaaS version. Ships as signed RPMs and a Docker image. Bundles Keycloak for authentication and uses a MariaDB/MySQL database. Internet access to repo.vexormon.com is needed for installation and automatic updates.
  • Linux  Packaged for RHEL-family Linux (Rocky/AlmaLinux/RHEL 10+) as signed RPMs; other distros via Docker. Monitored hosts can run any Linux/Windows OS — agentless over SSH/WMI/SNMP or with NRPE/NSClient++ agents deployed from the GUI.
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  • Developed by

    SE flagsayonarase

  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Freemium product.

  • Pricing

    One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $1 and $10000 + free version with limited functionality.

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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What is Vexor?

Vexor is a self-hosted IT infrastructure monitoring platform for servers, network devices, applications and services. Built on the battle-tested Naemon monitoring core and the Nagios plugin ecosystem, Vexor wraps that proven engine in a modern, fast web interface and an opinionated workflow designed to make monitoring genuinely easy to set up and live with. It is a drop-in alternative to op5 Monitor, ITRS Opsview, Nagios XI, Icinga, Zabbix and Checkmk.

Add hosts in seconds. Type an address and Vexor scans it for common services — ping, SSH, FTP, RDP, HTTP/HTTPS, SNMP, TLS certificates and more — and proposes a ready-made set of checks to tick on. If an agent is already present it is detected automatically and additional checks are offered. You can deploy agents (NRPE/NSClient++ and others) straight from the GUI for Windows and Linux, optionally bundling extra packages along with the agent.

Everything you expect from enterprise monitoring, without the price tag:

  • SLA & availability reporting with PDF export and scheduled email reports
  • Flexible notifications — email, SMS, push and webhooks — with escalation chains, on-call rotations, quiet hours, rate-limiting and alert storm control
  • Distributed monitoring with remote pollers for multi-site and segmented networks
  • Business Service Management (BSM) and service dependency mapping
  • SNMP discovery, traps and MIB import; agentless checks over SSH/WMI
  • Synthetic / transaction checks and anomaly detection
  • Log monitoring with a built-in log pipeline and alerting
  • Public status page with incident history and email subscriptions
  • Configuration backup for network devices
  • A live NOC wallboard, global search, dark mode, customizable dashboards and a Prometheus /metrics endpoint

Built for real operations. Authentication is handled through Keycloak (OpenID Connect) with single sign-on, LDAP/AD integration, role-based access control and two-factor authentication. Vexor ships as signed RPM packages and a Docker image, installs cleanly on Rocky/RHEL-family Linux, and upgrades in place with automatic schema migrations.

Vexor is designed around one principle: powerful monitoring shouldn't require a consultant to operate. Sensible defaults, guided setup and an in-app product tour get you from zero to a monitored estate in minutes.

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