LogicMonitor is a fast option for getting a server monitoring infrastructure up and running. A key differentiator for the platform is its automated discovery feature, which uses different protocols to rapidly find devices and applications so they can be monitored.
LogicMonitor has both on-premises capabilities for servers as well as hypervisors and cloud deployments.
Monitoring templates are another core capability in the LogicMonitor platform providing administrators with a pre-configured set of items that other organizations are monitoring for a given server or application. While in the past some organizations have expressed concern about the platform user reporting module, though overall the platform is well regarded as a solid server and infrastructure monitoring tool.
LogicMonitor uses over 20 standard protocols to identify a given device so it can be onboarded for monitoring.
The platform provides insights into app availability, end user experience and performance metrics for the entire IT infrastructure, including servers, virtual machines, storage databases and apps.
Pros:
LogicMonitor is primarily cloud-based, so it’s easy to setup and scale to serve the needs of growing businesses. Any organization looking to rapidly deploy and benefit from server and infrastructure monitoring will find LogicMonitor to be a valuable tool.
The vendor offers multiple forms of support and training materials to get teams up and running and using the tool efficiently. Support varies based on the subscription tier. Community forums, online documents and product training videos are available to all users. Pro users get chat and email-based support and onboarding support, while enterprise also gets phone support.
Cons:
While there are many benefits to using a cloud-based or hybrid cloud server monitoring platform, it can also cause issues. LogicMonitor requires an Internet connection to operate. So any Internet outages will block your ability to monitor servers.
Automated Deployment:
Collector technology makes use of industry-standard protocols to deploy and monitor devices.
Real-Time Performance Metrics:
For servers, LogicMonitor tracks multiple metrics including Application Requests/Sec, average and Peak Response Times and Latency, as well as CPU and Memory Utilization.
Customizable Dashboard:
The LogicMonitor dashboard can be easily adjusted by administrators to display different data sets.
Alert Escalation Chains:
To make sure alerts of different severity reach the right people, admins can create escalation chains that designate certain types of alerts classifications to the appropriate staff member within the organization. Different alert rules can be configured to identify which escalation chain to use for different devices.
Reporting:
Full reporting capabilities on performance metrics, alerts and utilization.
LogicMonitor pricing varies depending on each organization’s specific needs and you will need to contact the vendor for a custom quote. However, it offers two general editions of the platform: Pro and Enterprise.
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LogicMonitor |
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Workload Support |
On-premises, virtualization and cloud |
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Delivery
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Cloud SaaS |
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Key Differentiator |
Automatic device onboarding capability |
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Pricing |
Offers Pro and Enterprise versions: Contact for a quote |
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This article was updated in March 2021 by Kyle Guercio.
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