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FastNetMon Unveils Netomics for Enhanced Routing Control

FastNetMon Unveils Netomics for Enhanced Routing Control

Posted on July 10, 2026 By CWS

FastNetMon has announced the launch of Netomics, a self-hosted routing intelligence platform designed to provide network operators with comprehensive visibility into Internet routing, maintaining all routing intelligence within their own systems.

Netomics: A Self-Hosted Solution

Netomics integrates live routing data, registry information, RPKI validation, and AI-assisted querying into one application, targeting ISPs, cloud providers, IXPs, and enterprises with extensive IP networks. This platform offers complete visibility without relying on external services, allowing operators to manage routing intelligence internally.

Network engineers frequently rely on various public tools to investigate routing issues, verify prefix ownership, and review historical routing changes. Netomics consolidates these functionalities into a singular platform, running entirely within the client’s infrastructure, creating a reliable internal source for routing intelligence.

Enhanced Control and Security

Pavel Odintsov, the Founder of FastNetMon, emphasized the importance of having complete ownership of routing intelligence. He stated, “Internet routing is a vital component of operational infrastructure, and many organizations depend on multiple external services to understand their own networks. Netomics addresses this by providing operators with full ownership of their routing intelligence, simplifying incident troubleshooting, automating workflows, and enhancing routing security.”

Netomics combines various data sources, including live BGP Monitoring Protocol (BMP) feeds, global routing data, Internet Routing Registry (IRR) information, WHOIS records, Regional Internet Registry (RIR) data, and historical routing data, offering a comprehensive view of Internet routing.

Integration and Accessibility

Netomics is deployed on-premises, ensuring that routing intelligence stays private and continuously accessible under the organization’s control. This platform eliminates the need for external rate limits and integrates seamlessly with existing network infrastructure.

The platform supports modern network operations by providing routing intelligence access via a web interface, REST APIs, Prometheus metrics, and native Model Context Protocol (MCP) support. This allows organizations to incorporate routing data into automation workflows and AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude.

Netomics is now available, and some features are publicly accessible at www.netomics.com, while the full platform is deployed within customer systems. For more details on Netomics and its capabilities, visit the FastNetMon website.

FastNetMon specializes in developing DDoS detection and network visibility solutions for ISPs, hosting companies, cloud providers, and enterprises globally, enhancing network visibility, automating operations, and safeguarding critical infrastructure.

Cyber Security News Tags:AI-assisted querying, automated workflows, BGP, cloud providers, FastNetMon, internet routing, ISP, IXP, Netomics, network infrastructure, network security, network visibility, routing intelligence, RPKI validation

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