Floor and network monitoring, with the player context that makes it matter.
Argus watches every device on the floor and in the back of house, then tells you what is down, why, what it costs per hour, and which guest is on the affected machine.
EGMs, banks, VLANs, cage and club zones, and the Oasis CMS.
Downtime as revenue at risk per hour.
Root cause collapses an alert storm to the device that failed.
Know when a high-worth guest is on an affected machine.
A live floor heatmap, topology, and a war-room display.
Floor questions answered from read-only, guardrailed queries.
Screens from Argus running on the Doradus demonstration network: the same build a pilot deploys, driven by a simulated casino floor. No client property appears here.
Open this capture at full size in a new tabLive topology. Select a node to see what it is and when it last reported.
Open this capture at full size in a new tabA controlled restart, in order, every step verified.
Open this capture at full size in a new tabOnline and offline counts across any window you pick.
Argus runs on a standard Linux server and ships with a full Docker test lab: a simulated casino network, so the platform can be evaluated end to end before it touches a live floor.
The test lab means a full evaluation costs you an hour. Bring your floor map.
Confidential briefing. One reply from a senior engineer. No drip campaigns.