Paste any network log or telemetry data. AI analyzes it for anomalies, security threats, and issues with severity ratings and actionable recommendations. No API key needed.
Any engineer can paste a log into ChatGPT or Gemini and get analysis. So what is the point of this tool? The answer is automation, integration, and consistency. This tool is built to run as part of a production NOC pipeline, not as a copy-paste chat session.
Deploy the anomaly detector as part of an n8n workflow that runs continuously in the background. The agent pulls live data from your devices, syslog servers, or BGP feeds on a schedule, sends it through this analyzer, and alerts the right engineer the moment an anomaly is detected. Catch and troubleshoot issues before they become customer-impacting outages.
Run parallel agents, each tuned to detect a specific category of anomaly. This mirrors how hyperscale NOCs structure their automated detection pipelines.
Pulls BGP updates from RIPEstat and local devices. Detects route leaks, hijacks, unexpected AS path changes, prefix withdrawals.
Monitors firewall logs, IDS alerts, auth failures. Detects DDoS patterns, brute force attempts, lateral movement, exfiltration.
Watches interface counters, CRC errors, utilization, uptime. Flags degrading hardware before it fails completely.
Polls Cloudflare Radar and public outage feeds. Alerts on ISP outages, submarine cable cuts, government network shutdowns affecting your traffic.
Analyzes traffic trends and port utilization over time. Predicts capacity exhaustion before it happens. Feeds into replacement planning.
Compares running configs against intended state in NetBox. Detects unauthorized or undocumented changes across the fleet.
Use the Log Redactor to mask sensitive data before sharing with vendors or other teams.