Run a private PingView node inside your infrastructure and get fast alerts for intranet websites, private APIs, and internal dependencies.
When a service is reachable only from your network, public monitoring cannot validate what your team and users depend on.
Intranet apps, staging endpoints, and private APIs are invisible to internet-based checks.
Your firewall and zero-trust rules should stay strict. Monitoring still needs to work without exceptions.
Without private visibility, outages are found through support tickets and broken workflows.
Deploy one lightweight node and keep full visibility over critical internal services.
Run checks from inside your LAN, VPC, or on-prem environment where your services actually live.
The private agent initiates outbound communication, so you avoid opening inbound access.
Receive email, Slack, Teams, and SMS alerts with the same timelines and incident history as cloud checks.
Central Dashboard & Alerts
Outbound Only (Port 443)
Simple rollout with your existing infrastructure and security standards.
Run the private agent in Docker or as a service in the network segment you want to monitor.
Generate a secure token in PingView and register the node to your workspace.
Attach internal monitors to the private location and start receiving alerts immediately.
Use one monitoring workflow for public and private services.
Everything you need to launch private monitoring.
A private agent is a monitoring node you run in your own infrastructure. It executes checks locally and sends results to PingView.
Yes. The agent uses outbound communication and does not require public exposure of internal systems, which helps align with strict network policies.
Most teams deploy in minutes using Docker or a service process, then register the node with a generated team token.
Yes. You can monitor public endpoints from cloud locations and internal endpoints from private nodes in a single dashboard.
Start with one private node and expand coverage where your business needs it most.
Deploy Private Agent