FusionRadarStatisticsMonitoringDebuggingIn FISESFusion Software

See every site and server, and what it is doing right now.

STATISTICS · MONITORING · DEBUGGINGFusion Radar brings your traffic, uptime, logs and alerts together with every request running now, the slow and failed ones, and the code behind them. It is built into Fusion Internet Services and is also a product of its own.
Design mockup with illustrative data: Fusion Radar in a web browser on its Live tab, with requests in flight, requests per second, response times, error rate and memory, alerts, and the requests running now with what each is doing
Design mockup with illustrative data.

Statistics: how every site is doing.

Traffic, availability and the health signals around a site, kept with the evidence behind them.

Traffic and behaviour

Visits, routes, referrers, bots, bandwidth, status codes, downloads and APIs, by site and over time.

Uptime, DNS and TLS

Reachability, response time and expected content, with DNS resolution and certificate health and renewal.

Logs and search health

Web server and application logs turned into searchable events, and sitemaps, robots rules and metadata checked.

Monitoring: what every site is doing right now.

Fusion Radar watches the server at work, from inside it.

Requests running now

PLANNEDEvery request in flight: its site, path, how long it has run, and what it is waiting on, such as a database or an outbound HTTP call.

Slow and failed requests

PLANNEDRequests over a threshold and every error, kept with their database and HTTP timings and the Solerra error behind them.

Sites, workers and the server

PLANNEDMemory and CPU for each site and worker, restarts, requests turned away at a limit, and the server's own health.

Alerts

Error rates, slow requests, response times, memory, a site going down and certificates due for renewal, sent where your people will see them.

Debugging: the code behind the problem.

Fusion Radar runs where Solerra runs, so it can look inside a request without an agent bolted on.

Where the time went

PLANNEDThe Solerra code a slow or failed request was running, with the source position and the calls around it.

Profiler

PLANNEDSample a site to see which functions use the time, without changing its code.

Breakpoints that don't stop the site

PLANNEDCapture values at a line of code as live requests pass it. Off by default, for administrators only, one site at a time.

Built into Fusion Internet Services.

Design mockup with illustrative data: Fusion Radar inside FIS Manager on its Traffic tab for example.com, with requests, server errors, average response time and 30-day uptime, requests per hour, the top paths and a strip of daily uptime
Design mockup with illustrative data.

From the first day

Every site on Fusion Internet Services has Fusion Radar from the moment it is added, with nothing extra to install.

On the server and away from it

The same view in FIS Manager on the server and in a web browser anywhere else, for the people you allow.

And as its own product

Fusion Radar is also available on its own, for more than one server and for sites that don't run on FIS.

Answer the questions that come before the incident ticket.

Is it up?

Reachability, response time, expected content, DNS and certificates.

What changed?

Traffic, errors, crawlers, bandwidth and response trends, side by side.

What is it doing?

The requests running now, and where each one is spending its time.

Why?

The code, query or outside call behind a slow or failed request.

Part of the Fusion platform.

Fusion Internet Services

Fusion's web and application server, which comes with Fusion Radar built in.Fusion Internet Services →

Solerra

Fusion's language for applications and servers. Fusion Radar watches and debugs the Solerra code your sites run.solerra.cloud →

Fusion Secure

Security evidence from Fusion Patrol Nodes, alongside the health and activity Fusion Radar sees.Fusion Secure →

Fusion Radar on fusionsoftware.cloud.

Fusion Radar was called Fusion Stats until November 2026. What is marked planned is not finished yet.Product overview