## IronGrid 369 – Open-source-style infrastructure monitoring platform running on Docker

IronGrid 369 – Open-source-style infrastructure monitoring platform running on Docker

Hello Docker community,

I’d like to share a project I’ve been developing for network and infrastructure management: IronGrid 369.

It is a Docker-based platform designed to centralize several infrastructure operations in one interface:

  • Network and server monitoring

  • SNMP

  • Syslog

  • Device Discovery

  • Inventory management

  • IPAM

  • Grafana integration

  • Alerts

  • Tickets / Help Desk

  • SLA management

  • Agents

  • RustDesk integration

  • Network topology

  • Reports and dashboards

The project is available as a Docker image:

Docker Hub – IronGrid 369

Documentation:

IronGrid 369 – Official Manual

I’m sharing it here because I would like to get feedback from people who work with Docker, networking, servers and infrastructure.

I’m especially interested in feedback regarding the Docker/Compose architecture, networking, deployment, resource consumption, security and ideas for useful features.

If you have experience with infrastructure monitoring, I’d appreciate any feedback, suggestions or criticism. The goal is to evolve the project based on real-world infrastructure requirements.

Thank you!

Two thoughts:

  • Does it support something Docker-related or was it just shipped as a Docker image?
  • If íou really want to share it with a bigger community, it’s better if you share an English documentation, not just in your native language.

Thank you for the feedback! Regarding your questions:

  • It is currently provided as a Docker image for the community to test. My goal is for people to try it, evaluate it, and share suggestions or ideas that can help me refine and expand the project.
  • Regarding the documentation, I’ve already made the first version available in both English and Spanish. I’ll continue refining the documentation as the project evolves and based on the community’s feedback.

Thanks again for the suggestions! They are really valuable to me. :raising_hands:

If it was there before, I missed it. If you just added it, then thank you.