Xorux is an independent, profitable software company founded in 2013 and headquartered in Prague. We build infrastructure monitoring tools used in production by ten thousand organizations across banking, telecommunications, government, energy and healthcare.
Xorux was founded in October 2013 by Pavel Hampl, a UNIX systems engineer with thirty years of administration experience and six years at IBM Prague (2006–2012), where he designed high-availability and disaster-recovery architectures for IBM Power Systems. The company was built around LPAR2RRD, the open-source IBM Power Systems performance monitor he had been maintaining since 2007, today part of the XorMon, LPAR2RRD and STOR2RRD family.
Since then, Xorux has grown organically: no venture capital, no acquisitions, no debt.
Independence is not a marketing position for us. It is the reason our customers can plan five-year infrastructure roadmaps with our software on them, without worrying that an acquirer will deprecate the product, change the licensing model, or move the engineering team to a different continent.
XorMon is the modern unified platform. LPAR2RRD and STOR2RRD remain actively maintained by the same engineers who started the projects seventeen years ago. All three are developed at Xorux.
One platform for server, storage, SAN, LAN, container, cloud, database and backup monitoring. Topology mapping, root-cause correlation and an AI assistant on top of seventeen years of telemetry expertise.
The product that started Xorux. Performance and capacity monitoring for IBM Power Systems, AIX, IBM i and Linux on Power. Used by AIX administrators in regulated industries worldwide.
Storage and SAN performance monitoring across IBM, NetApp, Dell EMC, Hitachi, Pure Storage, Huawei and Infinidat arrays. Ten years of production hardening on heterogeneous estates.
Xorux was founded by a former IBM Power Systems engineer who spent six years inside IBM Prague designing high-availability and disaster-recovery architectures before launching the company. Our first product, LPAR2RRD, was released in 2007 to address a gap that IBM tooling did not cover at the time: long-term performance history and capacity planning across LPAR boundaries.
Seventeen years later, we still ship deeper IBM Power Systems and IBM Storage coverage than any general-purpose monitoring platform. From HMC and VIOS to FlashSystem, SVC, Storwize, DS8000 and Spectrum Virtualize. If it carries an IBM logo, it almost certainly has a native integration in our products.
That heritage is why XorMon is found in the data centres of major European and North American banks, insurers and government agencies running mission-critical IBM Power Systems workloads.
These are the practical reasons procurement and architecture teams approve XorMon for mission-critical environments.
Profitable since the first year, debt-free, founder-led. We are not looking for an exit and we are not running out of runway. Our roadmap horizon is measured in years, not funding cycles.
Tickets are answered by the engineers who write the product, not by a generic helpdesk. Average tenure on our support team exceeds eight years. SLA-backed contracts available worldwide.
XorMon deploys entirely on-premises. No telemetry leaves your environment, no SaaS dependency, no third-party processing. Source code is available under GPL v3 for audit and inspection.
XorMon, LPAR2RRD and STOR2RRD run inside UBS, IBM, Adobe, Pfizer, Generali, Nomura, First Abu Dhabi Bank, Citizens Financial Group and ten thousand more organizations across 66 countries.
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