Eagle Monitoring
In a broadcast environment where every second counts, monitoring can no longer be just an auxiliary function. It has become a strategic component. With this in mind, MBT developed Eagle, its advanced monitoring system, designed to meet the highest demands of television channels and audiovisual institutions.
A Global View, Instant Responsiveness
Eagle centralizes all technical data from MBT servers, software, and equipment, and presents it within a customizable dashboard. Every anomaly is detected in real time, instantly flagged, and accompanied by contextual information to support faster and more informed decision-making.
Thanks to its advanced notification center, technical teams are never caught off guard: they receive contextual alerts and can access a detailed view of the affected component with a single click.
A Modular Architecture to Support Your Growth
Based on a star architecture, Eagle is built around Eagle Central, the data collection server, and multiple Eagle Agents deployed locally on each monitored server. This architecture allows Eagle to adapt to complex, evolving environments while ensuring performance and scalability. Whether you're managing 3 or 30 channels, Eagle grows with you.
Comprehensive Monitoring: Servers, Applications, Broadcast Operations
Eagle goes far beyond basic technical monitoring. It provides oversight of:
- Server status (CPU, memory, OS version, synchronization, etc.)
- Applications (status, uptime, memory usage, software dependencies)
- Playlists: a dedicated dashboard offers a real-time overview of each channel, with detailed alerts on file issues, schedule anomalies, or timing discrepancies.
This holistic approach enables broadcasters to maximize on-air availability while reducing the monitoring workload on their teams.
A Strategic Tool for Managers and Technical Teams
Accessible via a cross-platform web client, Eagle is part of MBT’s commitment to delivering modern tools that are remotely accessible and suited to all types of users. It's designed to help technical teams anticipate incidents, enable operators to work more efficiently, and give technical managers full visibility over their infrastructure.