Cloud-based VMware vSphere, AWS, Linux and Windows Monitoring in one Place
Using our hosted monitoring solution, you never miss a performance bottleneck, filled up disk or dropped network package again. Know your operational risk of Hosts and Virtual Machines in your multi-cloud environments.
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This listing uses a single usage-based pricing dimension. You pay based on the number of unique metrics stored, measured as metric cardinality. Each distinct metric your monitored environment reports counts as one unit toward your total. Your cost scales directly with how many unique metrics you track across your infrastructure and applications. There are no tiers or fixed instance sizes to choose from. As you add more monitored resources and the variety of collected metrics grows, your billable unit count rises accordingly.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one unique metric for billing purposes?
A unique metric is a distinct data series your monitored environment reports, tracked by its cardinality. Each separate combination of a measured value and its identifying attributes counts as one. Examples include CPU usage per virtual machine or network throughput per host. Two hosts reporting the same metric type count as two unique metrics.
How does my metric count change as I add monitored resources?
Your billable count rises as you add hosts, virtual machines, containers, or integrations. Each new resource contributes its own set of unique metrics. Monitoring across virtualization platforms, cloud services, storage, and network devices all add to the total. Removing monitored resources reduces the count of unique metrics stored.
What types of resources contribute metrics that count toward my usage?
Metrics come from virtualized environments, cloud resources, storage systems, and network devices. This includes compute instances, databases, serverless functions, storage volumes, and object storage. Operating system agents and integrations with physical network and storage components also report metrics. Each of these sources adds unique metrics to your stored total.
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