Netdata Cloud On-prem
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I was amazed how easy was to get up and running with Netdata, a perfect solution for us.
What do you like best about the product?
• Real-time monitoring with per-second granularity, ideal for spotting issues as they happen
• Beautiful web-based dashboards for visualizing metrics across Ceph, Proxmox, and GPU usage
• Zero-config auto-discovery for services like Ceph daemons, Proxmox nodes, and Docker containers
• Built-in alerting system with support for email, Telegram, Slack, and more — easy to customize
• Low system overhead with in-memory time-series engine, no need for external databases
• GPU monitoring support, including NVIDIA Tesla stats via nvml.plugin
• Proxmox hypervisor insights, including VM resource usage and host metrics
• Ceph integration for cluster health, OSD performance, and IOPS visibility
• Netdata Cloud integration for centralized, multi-node monitoring and alert correlation
• Extensible plugin system allows custom metrics or third-party integrations if needed
• Support through the KB and forum is just enough for us and we find it helpful
• Beautiful web-based dashboards for visualizing metrics across Ceph, Proxmox, and GPU usage
• Zero-config auto-discovery for services like Ceph daemons, Proxmox nodes, and Docker containers
• Built-in alerting system with support for email, Telegram, Slack, and more — easy to customize
• Low system overhead with in-memory time-series engine, no need for external databases
• GPU monitoring support, including NVIDIA Tesla stats via nvml.plugin
• Proxmox hypervisor insights, including VM resource usage and host metrics
• Ceph integration for cluster health, OSD performance, and IOPS visibility
• Netdata Cloud integration for centralized, multi-node monitoring and alert correlation
• Extensible plugin system allows custom metrics or third-party integrations if needed
• Support through the KB and forum is just enough for us and we find it helpful
What do you dislike about the product?
There's nothing to dislike about it, the software just works as it is intended to.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
• Early detection of abnormal behavior — Netdata alerts us when there’s an unusual spike in CPU, memory, disk, or GPU usage
• Proactive monitoring — helps us react before issues escalate or impact performance
• High-resolution visibility — allows us to quickly identify where and when resource consumption increases
• Confidence in infrastructure health — even if we don’t have ongoing problems, it ensures we’re not missing anything critical
• Reduces firefighting — by catching potential issues early, we avoid downtime and stressful late fixes
• Supports capacity planning — by showing usage trends over time, it helps us scale or adjust resources proactively
• Proactive monitoring — helps us react before issues escalate or impact performance
• High-resolution visibility — allows us to quickly identify where and when resource consumption increases
• Confidence in infrastructure health — even if we don’t have ongoing problems, it ensures we’re not missing anything critical
• Reduces firefighting — by catching potential issues early, we avoid downtime and stressful late fixes
• Supports capacity planning — by showing usage trends over time, it helps us scale or adjust resources proactively
A Nimble monitoring tool with Great Visualization & Customizable Dashboard
What do you like best about the product?
Netdata is an easy to setup and configurable monitoring tool with great visualization and comprehensive list of both system and application metrics to be monitored.
What do you dislike about the product?
We tried this on a non scalable environment of few microservices. So the scalability factor need to be checked when you have 100s of containers or vms in the production environment for running a distributed system of microservices.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
The main one is the customizable application monitoring metric. Otherwise most of available monitoring tools in the market provides most of the systems monitoring metrics.
Netdata provides an amazing experience at a reasonable cost
What do you like best about the product?
Netdata makes monitoring very very easy. Setting it up on my infrastructure (what they call nodes) was very simple, and their dashboard/software provides everything I need quite easily. They also make it very easy to integrate with various other software, like OS and databases. Their people are also amazingly responsive and helpful - it's like you're not supported by customer support agents, but by people who know the software really well. Finally, the cost is truly reasonable for what they're offering.
What do you dislike about the product?
Netdata is still lacking a few specific integrations and features that can be found in some of the bigger players in the market. Nevertheless, it has everything I need for monitoring, which is the primary reason I use them. In addition to that, they've been very fast lately with adding missing functionalities, like windows monitoring and their ai insights/alerts.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I constantly built small-scale software and automations for my business, spinning up containers etc. while deploying. Netdata allows me to monitor all aspects of these systems very easily, removing a headache that I've always had before Netdata.
Powerful Real-Time Monitoring
What do you like best about the product?
I've been using Netdata for infrastructure monitoring across multiple servers, and I must say it delivers exceptional real-time visibility into system health. The per-second granularity and wide range of pre-configured metrics make it incredibly valuable for detecting and resolving performance issues quickly.
Setup is quite quick, it is light weight and scalable.
The UI is intuitive and offers detailed, per-second charts for CPU, memory, network, disk, and more.
Setup is quite quick, it is light weight and scalable.
The UI is intuitive and offers detailed, per-second charts for CPU, memory, network, disk, and more.
What do you dislike about the product?
While the default dashboards are great, customizing them can be unintuitive and lacks flexibility.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Before using Netdata, identifying the root cause of performance issues on our servers was time-consuming.
Netdata solved this by providing per-second visibility into critical system metrics like CPU, memory, disk I/O, network, and running processes. This level of detail allows us to pinpoint performance bottlenecks almost instantly.
Netdata solved this by providing per-second visibility into critical system metrics like CPU, memory, disk I/O, network, and running processes. This level of detail allows us to pinpoint performance bottlenecks almost instantly.
Best Observability tool
What do you like best about the product?
Have been using netdata tool for sometime,the key difference to other tools is the real time metrics collection which helps in faster troubleshooting and preventing downtime and outages.The ease with which i can monitor everything in one place.its been a real game changer for me.
What do you dislike about the product?
There is ease to how we use the tool but it does have few limitations in terms of getting in depth assessment of network analytics and limited visibility into a network topology
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
One of the standout advantages of this tool is its ability to collect network metrics in real time-down to the second.This granular level of visibility enables immediate detection of anomalies.performance degradation,or potential failure allowing for rapid troubleshooting before issue escalates.It has enhanced operational efficiency and also supports in a more resilient and reliable network environment
Real time monitoring that actually works - and it really is "real time"
What do you like best about the product?
The real-time visualizations are incredible - no more waiting around for dashboards to load or refresh. Everything updates instantly, and the interface is so intuitive that I don't need to dig through documentation just to find basic metrics. The zero-configuration setup was a pleasant surprise too. Just install it and boom, you're monitoring everything.
What do you dislike about the product?
The alert configuration could be more straightforward and I wish it had tracing support.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Honestly, we were spending way too much on monitoring solutions that required a dedicated person just to maintain them. Netdata just works out of the box. No complex setup, no expensive licenses, and I don't need to be a monitoring expert to use it effectively. It's freed up our team to focus on actual development instead of babysitting dashboards.
We used to waste hours trying to figure out what was wrong when something went sideways. Different team members had different monitoring tools, so troubleshooting was like playing telephone. Netdata gives everyone the same real-time view, so we can actually collaborate instead of arguing about whose metrics are right.
We used to waste hours trying to figure out what was wrong when something went sideways. Different team members had different monitoring tools, so troubleshooting was like playing telephone. Netdata gives everyone the same real-time view, so we can actually collaborate instead of arguing about whose metrics are right.
Really impressed with Netdata, it's become my go-to monitoring tool
What do you like best about the product?
It’s one of the easiest monitoring tools I’ve ever set up. Just install it and you immediately get a super detailed dashboard showing system metrics — CPU, memory, disk, network, processes — all updating in real
It is really lightweight, I was expecting some performance hit, but it barely uses any resources. And I didn’t have to do any crazy config or tuning to get useful data — it just works.
I’ve also connected a few systems to Netdata Cloud, and being able to monitor everything in one place.
Overall it's a solid tool.
It is really lightweight, I was expecting some performance hit, but it barely uses any resources. And I didn’t have to do any crazy config or tuning to get useful data — it just works.
I’ve also connected a few systems to Netdata Cloud, and being able to monitor everything in one place.
Overall it's a solid tool.
What do you dislike about the product?
Netdata provides networking metrics but it has some limitations like no deep packet inspection, limited visibility into distributed network topologies.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Netdata is solving the problem of lack of real-time visibility into the health and performance of systems and applications. Before using it, I had to rely on multiple tools or complex setups to monitor logs, resource usage, and service health across cloud infrastructure.
End to End Visibility of your infrastructure
What do you like best about the product?
The installation is simple and takes a couple of minutes and Netdata automatically provides visibility 1000s of metrics every second. And this helps us to understand our infrastructure better and helps avoiding outages and makes troubleshooting extremely fast with special tools for troubleshooting.
What do you dislike about the product?
Missing the APM and the logs functionality is good but can improved. We hear that this is already on the roadmap though.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Netdata helps avoid outages and reduce downtime for our customers and we have had many problems in the past due to lack of visibility from other tools.
Good real-time monitoring tool
What do you like best about the product?
This is the only monitoring tool that provides realtime per second monitoring of our infrastructure.. We have reduced our outages and helps in quick troubleshooting.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some features are still missing but it is on their roadmap..
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Notification on all red points on real-time base
Netdata is a low-effort and relatively inexpensive way to monitor server infrastructure
What do you like best about the product?
Netdata is a low maintenance, low effort way to start monitoring some deep system metrics and it "just works". Netdata's free tier gives you the chance to see all the product features.
Digging into different metrics and grouping by different dimensions is extremely useful. Correlating metrics is fairly easy and is done better than most other tools I've used. If you know the metrics that matter on a system, it seems relatively easy to look at those metrics across systems.
Documentation is reasonably good. Most of the metrics and alerts have useful help pages describing what a metric is and why it matters.
Digging into different metrics and grouping by different dimensions is extremely useful. Correlating metrics is fairly easy and is done better than most other tools I've used. If you know the metrics that matter on a system, it seems relatively easy to look at those metrics across systems.
Documentation is reasonably good. Most of the metrics and alerts have useful help pages describing what a metric is and why it matters.
What do you dislike about the product?
The UI can be overwhelming the first time you're in it.
Tuning notifications and thresholds in the free version was awkward. When we switched to the cloud-centric threshold adjustments and notifications, was a little awkward and we haven't fully switched.
Tuning notifications and thresholds in the free version was awkward. When we switched to the cloud-centric threshold adjustments and notifications, was a little awkward and we haven't fully switched.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We use Netdata to monitor our infrastructure (servers, VMs, containers) and record metrics we don't know we need yet, so when we run into performance problems, we can really dig in and start narrowing in on a problem.
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