From network infrastructure to the software that runs it

At BehDanet we work with real networks every day: racks, cables, switches, and the teams who have to keep all of it running. Again and again we saw the same choice: management tools that are foreign, expensive and tied to the internet and online licensing — or open-source tools that are scattered, where setting up and maintaining them becomes a project of its own.

BehMon is our answer: one platform that brings monitoring, documentation, configuration management, traffic analysis and AI together on a shared data model, installs entirely on the organisation's own infrastructure, and was designed in Persian from day one.

How it's built

BehMon is built from independent services written in Rust, a language known for memory safety and performance. Each service owns its database, service-to-service calls are controlled by signed tokens, and every operation is audited. The web interface is fast, right-to-left aware and works on mobile.

Every release passes through an automated pipeline — unit and integration tests, visual regression tests, security scans and a staging deployment — before it ships.