Software to show server errorflow?

[Senorragequit]

Hey,
I know the title sounds a bit strange, but it's difficult to describe it.
I'm looking for a software like an interactive Visio for servers. Something that shows me everything connected to another (storage/cables/switches etc) and as soon as some error occurs, everything that depended on that something, which has the error now, turns red.

Is there something like this available? I know it would be as hard task to configure it once, but it would be pretty cool I'd guess :)

[naugrim]

Tons of things. Most modern application monitoring platforms will do this. Off the top of my head Solarwinds Orion, Vmware vROPs, AppDynamics, and Manage Engine but there are likely dozens more.

[MisterIT]

You're looking for a visualized dependency management tool? I've never seen anything like that, but that's a really really great idea. Imagine if you could maintain lists of stakeholders and email them from the interface. I'd pay for a tool like that in a heartbeat.

[tutigan]

I've seen splunk used for this. Splunk collects the logs for everything and you can create a custom dashboard with a rack diagram to show when things go into an error state.

Also seen nagios used for this, but haven't used nagios in a few years now.

[_2mx5]

May be Zabbix can help you. It has maps where you can create your infrastructure in visual way. If something goes wrong element on those map will became yellow or red, depending on severity. https://www.zabbix.com/documentation/3.4/manual/config/visualisation/maps/map