Sistema de monitoramento de redes

Abstract

This Final Course Project presents the development and validation, in a virtualized environment, of a network monitoring system with automated alerts, aimed at the Instituto Federal Farroupilha – Uruguaiana Campus. The proposal is grounded in the institutional need to enhance network infrastructure supervision, reducing the time required to detect and respond to failures that affect pedagogical and administrative activities. The solution is based on the integration of open-source tools, using Zabbix for metric collection and management, Grafana for graphical visualization and real-time analysis, and Telegram as an automated alert delivery channel through bots. The adopted methodology is classified as applied research, exploratory in nature, with a qualitative approach, encompassing a literature review, technical analysis of the selected tools, configuration of a virtualized environment, system integration, and execution of tests simulating service failures and performance degradation. The results demonstrate the technical feasibility of the proposed solution, highlighting stability in data collection, clarity in metric visualization, and efficiency in real-time alert notifications. It is concluded that the developed system shows strong potential for future deployment in a production environment, contributing to a more proactive, efficient, and cost-effective network management model in public educational institutions.