The Periodic Table of Network Monitoring

 Originally published on November 13, 2017 by Patrick Gebhardt
Last updated on January 23, 2024 • 3 minute read

We all remember how great we were in high school chemistry, of course. We know that Ah is the element of surprise, Mm is the atomic symbol for cookie and we can cool ourselves to -273.15 ˚C and still be 0K. But this doesn’t help very much in the world of computers and internet, does it? So our great team came up with a newly developed overview on how to illustrate the most relevant terms and terminology of system administration, including network monitoring. Categorized in the groups:

  • Devices
  • (Virtual) Environment
  • Server
  • Cloud
  • Performance
  • Custom Monitoring

you’ll find everything from Ai like API or Rt like Router to Wm like WMI.


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You feel like there’s something missing? Our periodic table might seem as it is carved in stone – but we’re motivated to always keep it up-to-date and adjust it to what you’re actually interested in. So please get back to us and let us know what you are missing!