Calm days for a two-person IT team

How a small IT team could keep machines across many sites healthy and up to date, without installing agents or opening firewalls.

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Illustration of a fleet health dashboard with uptime, memory and disk charts

The story

Luis and Dana look after computers across twelve clinics. Some machines can't run extra software, and updating them means logging in one at a time, usually late at night.

Hands-off monitoring gives them one view of every machine and a short daily list of what needs attention. Pull-based deployment rolls updates out in stages, with no doors left open to the internet.

Their favourite change? Going home on time.

What it makes possible

  • One view of every machine's health
  • A daily, ordered list of what to patch
  • Servers stay closed to inbound connections
  • Updates roll out on their own

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