Agentless monitoring system from the Apache Software Foundation that polls servers, databases, middleware, network devices and websites through templates, with built-in alerting.
Pricing and hosting
- Pricing
- Free
- Open source
- Yes (Apache-2.0)
- Self-hosted
- Yes
- Launched
- 2022
- Status
- Active
- Website
- hertzbeat.apache.org
Plans and prices change; check the tool's own site before you decide.
What it does
Server and infrastructure monitoring checklist
8 of 10 confirmed in Apache HertzBeat's own documentation. The same checklist is used for every tool in Infrastructure.
- Host agent No
- Agentless checks Yes
- Windows hosts Yes
- Auto-discovery Not confirmed
- Process and service checks Yes
- Log collection Yes
- Containers Yes
- Alerting with notifications Yes
- Dashboards Yes
- Plugins or integrations Yes
Agentless by design ('No Agent required'); collects over SSH, SNMP, JMX, JDBC, HTTP via YML templates.
Checked against: github.com, hertzbeat.apache.org, hertzbeat.apache.org (2), hertzbeat.apache.org (3)
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