Size isolated CPU, RAM, NVMe, and bandwidth for agent ingest, alert indexing, concurrent search, retention, snapshots, and recovery with measurable headroom and clearer bottleneck attribution.
Map agent count, average and peak EPS, indexed volume, and query concurrency before assigning compute capacity.
Give manager, indexer, and dashboard roles independent capacity when bottlenecks or recovery targets justify separation.
Reserve dedicated server NVMe capacity for active indices, rollover, snapshots, restore tests, and measured growth.
Melbicom supports the infrastructure; your team owns Wazuh configuration, rules, upgrades, monitoring, and response.
Wazuh capacity starts with agent count, average and peak EPS, indexed volume, retention, concurrent searches, rule processing, and dashboard activity. When ingest, indexing, and search compete inside one undifferentiated resource pool, teams struggle to identify which workload is driving pressure before changing the hardware profile or deployment layout.
At Melbicom, we provide isolated hardware with configurable CPU, RAM, SSD or NVMe storage, bandwidth, and regional placement for Wazuh. Match those resources to measured telemetry demand, preserve headroom for rollover and snapshots, then separate manager, indexer, and dashboard roles when bottlenecks or recovery objectives require distinct capacity.
On each Linux dedicated server, your team owns the OS, Wazuh architecture, agents, rules, integrations, certificates, retention policies, snapshots, restores, upgrades, monitoring, and response procedures. We provide 24/7 technical support for the infrastructure layer, while software authority and security operations remain with your security team.
Reserve isolated compute and network capacity for sustained agent traffic, peak EPS, and manager-side event processing.
Match memory and NVMe headroom to indexed volume, retention windows, concurrent searches, and rollover activity.
Size CPU and memory from decoder activity, rule workload, event bursts, and expected alert generation rates.
Reserve query capacity for analysts filtering retained data, exploring alerts, and reviewing security events concurrently.
Keep manager, indexer, and dashboard together when measured load and recovery objectives support one host.
Distribute central roles across nodes when ingest, search, index growth, or availability requirements justify separation.
Reserve storage and I/O headroom for snapshots, restore tests, index recovery, and growing retained data.
Choose regions for monitored endpoints and governance needs, then size bandwidth for administrator access paths.
