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Great overview, would be nice if CoScale (www.coscale.com) could be added. CoScale does system + web (+ business) + events + anomalies monitoring, don't know if 'system monitoring' would be best category or perhaps 'specialized tools'?

http://circonus.com should be included, probably under Time Series?

So I noticed that none of the monitoring tools that also offer automated recovery are listed. Here is a quick list of tools that I know of in this category

• Runbook.io - https://runbook.io
• StackStorm - http://stackstorm.com/
• Monit - https://mmonit.com/monit/
• Neptune.io - https://www.neptune.io/index.html

I'd submit a pull request, but I'm not sure how to modify the PDF.

mPulse was added under the Web section in the document, but wasn't added to the poster.

Monitor all your cron jobs and scheduled tasks with a set of easy to use APIs. Define execution frequency and run-time parameters and receive alerts when errors are detected.

KairosDB (started as a fork of OpenTSDB then moved away and improved) is a viable contender in the "time series" category: https://github.com/kairosdb/kairosdb

See http://sematext.com/logsene/

Hi
I enjoyed reading through the various categories as well as the technologies. Arkin is fundamentally changing and disrupting data center visibility and operations. We are the only platform that brings together configuration information and run time analytics to compute, network, security and storage. As such it is the only truly converged visibility and operations platform.

While I do not see a category such as the above on your chart we fit quite a few different categories - Enterprise Suites (our customers are Fortune 1000), system monitoring, Time Series, Anomaly Detection and Specialized Tools.

But I feel this categorization perpetuates the myth (and very costly at that) that you need different tools for each domain and sub function of IT Operations. Arkin converges a host of these across domains and functions.

let me know if you have questions on our inclusion. or if you need the official logo

Mahesh
[email protected]

see: www.palerra.com

Category: Control & Monitor
vmturbo.com

Would be great if you could add FusionReactor (www.fusion-reactor.com) into the APM tools section. FusionReactor is a Java APM tool which takes a different approach than other monitors. FusionReactor not only provides the basics and core APM expectations that every user has for server monitoring, we also have the unique capability that allows you to do real-time production debugging, a game changer in accelerating the time needed to identify and FIX issues - PLUS FR’s unique Crash Protection, which will alert you and guard your servers against crashes, so you can take action BEFORE systems go down – resulting in improved quality, less downtime and happier customers !

Indeni from indeni.com - monitors firewall applications from Cisco, Checkpoint, Juniper, Fortinet, etc.

https://mackerel.io

"The Naemon core is a network monitoring tool based on the Nagios 4 core, but with many bug fixes, new features, and performance enhancements. If you today use Nagios, you should switch to Naemon to get bugfixes, new features, and performance enhancements."

http://www.naemon.org/

0.8 - 14 Feb 2014

Check My Website is a service to remotely monitor websites availability and performance every minute from various places around the world.

https://www.checkmy.ws/en/

Performance and uptime monitoring, without the noise. Free forever tier, create checks for website, ping, socket, databases, messaging queues, application servers, custom checks and more.

It focuses on systems monitoring, time-series and anomaly detection. Not sure how you decide which buckets these things go into in your infographic, but it is what it is.

If you're going to keep a list like this at least have recent screenshots of the products. At minimum the dynatrace and AppDynamics screenshots are REALLY old.

logscape.com - nice page and nice name ;)

A time serie database and abstraction

http://docs.openstack.org/developer/gnocchi/

https://deadmanssnitch.com/ is super helpful for making sure periodic jobs (cron or otherwise) complete.

See http://sematext.com/spm/

Shinken is a monitoring framework. It's a Python Nagios® Core total rewrite enhancing flexibility and large environment management.

http://shinken-monitoring.org/

http://hekad.readthedocs.org/en/v0.9.2/

Of course every vendor wants to be included, so sharing inclusion criteria would be nice.
That said, Rocana is a hot start-up founded by some ex-Cloudera guys.

Hi we launched on Tuesday and would like to submit ourselves to be added to the landscape. Please find below our website as well as customer references.

www.wavefront.com
https://www.wavefront.com/case-studies/box

Logo attached

https://www.threatstack.com/

Great list! But the Instrumental logo on the PDF is not the monitoring company's logo. This is the correct logo: https://www.dropbox.com/s/y7m9fuvrwd96827/logo.png?dl=0. Thanks!

"Bosun is an open-source, MIT licensed, monitoring and alerting system by Stack Exchange. It has an expressive domain specific language for evaluating alerts and creating detailed notifications. It also lets you test your alerts against history for a faster development experience. "

http://bosun.org/

Not to forget www.correlsense.com in the APM section

The NetCrunch network monitoring suite is missing from System Monitoring. It's an all-in-one network, server, application, file, log and web monitoring suite. It may also fit in APM and Web & User Monitoring.

Screenshot
Company Logo
NetCrunch Logo

https://observable.net/solution/how-it-works/

Missing Backtrace I/O under Error Tracking.

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Logo

Web & User Monitoring: http://www.websitepulse.com/

Netscout, Riverbed, Fluke Networks, etc.

http://blogs.gartner.com/jonah-kowall/2014/08/15/introducing-the-criteria-for-the-2015-network-performance-monitoring-and-diagnostics-npmd-magic-quadrant/

NewRelic is marketed as a full APM solution, but you can also use just their Server monitoring system for free! You are limited to 24 hours data history, but you have unlimited servers and a whole range of plugins for various things like MySQL, RabbitMQ, etc.

https://www.opsclarity.com/
https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/opsclarity

Opvizor from opvizor.com - monitors and analyses VMware vSphere environments using a community-driven Rulebase, to detect misconfigurations, performance bottlenecks or wasted resources

Hello,

I'm surprised to see that Circonus is not included in this list under TimeSeries Databases.