Probler / Layer 8 Product
Infrastructure discovery, modeling, and operations in one system.
Probler is the Layer 8 infrastructure platform for polling, parsing, modeling, caching, and operating complex environments across network, Kubernetes, power, and facility domains.
Built for teams that need topology, inventory, health, automation, and operational visibility without stitching together a dozen weakly aligned tools.
Architecture
Layered services, explicit responsibilities, clear data flow.
Probler is built as a set of focused services on top of Layer 8. Discovery, parsing, persistence, topology, and operator functions are separate by design.
Microservices Architecture
Collection feeds parsing, parsing feeds inventory and persistence, and the operator-facing services sit on top of that explicit flow.
Components
The building blocks.
Focused services and operator modules. Each component has a single responsibility, and together they form the full operational surface.
Platform Runtime
Data Pipeline
Operations Apps
Infrastructure Controls
Evidence
20+
Microservices
100%
Go Language
K8s
Ready
∞
Scalable
Start
From repository to working environment with a short path.
The setup is explicit: clone, build, deploy, and open the NOC surface. No marketing maze, just the steps.
Clone Repository
Get the latest version of Probler from GitHub
Build Services
Build all microservices using the provided script
Deploy Platform
Choose your deployment method
Access Dashboard
Open the Network Operations Center
Prerequisites
Docs
Documentation and operator resources.
API Documentation
Comprehensive REST API and gRPC service documentation with examples and protocol buffer definitions.
Network Operations Center
Interactive dashboard with topology visualization, device management, alarm correlation, and real-time monitoring.
Configuration Guide
Detailed configuration options for all services, environment variables, and deployment scenarios.
Contributing
Development guidelines, testing procedures, and contribution workflow for the open-source community.
Use Cases
Real-world scenarios: Network Operations Centers, Service Provider Networks, Cloud Infrastructure, DevOps & SRE.
Support
GitHub Issues for bug reports, feature requests, community support, and troubleshooting guides.