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 by metric cardinality. Each distinct metric your monitored environment sends counts as one unit. As you monitor more hosts, virtual machines, or cloud resources, the count of unique metrics grows, and your cost scales with it. There are no tiers or fixed plans to choose from. Billing tracks your actual metric volume, so cost rises and falls with how many unique metrics you store.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one unique metric for billing purposes?
A unique metric is one distinct measurement series tracked in your environment. For example, CPU usage on one virtual machine is one metric. Memory on that same machine is another. Each host, virtual machine, or cloud resource produces many distinct metrics, and each one counts separately toward your total.
What happens to my cost when I add or remove monitored resources?
Cost tracks your stored unique metric count. Adding hosts, virtual machines, or cloud services raises the number of distinct metrics, so your bill rises. Removing monitored resources lowers the metric count and reduces cost. There are no tiers to cross, so the change is proportional to your actual metric volume.
Does monitoring different platforms change how metrics are counted?
No. The product monitors virtualized infrastructure, AWS resources like EC2, EBS, S3, RDS, and Lambda, and other systems. Regardless of source, every distinct metric counts as one unit. Your bill reflects the total unique metrics stored across all monitored platforms combined.
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