Sysdig Monitor

Pricing and hosting

Pricing

Paid

Open source

No

Self-hosted

No

Status

Active

Website

sysdig.com

Plans and prices change; check the tool's own site before you decide.

What it does

Kubernetes and container monitoring checklist

7 of 10 confirmed in Sysdig Monitor's own documentation. The same checklist is used for every tool in Kubernetes.

• + Cluster, node and pod metrics Yes
• + Kubernetes events Yes
• + Pod logs Yes
• ? Cluster view Not confirmed
• + Requests and limits advice Yes
• ? Change timeline Not confirmed
• ? Network visibility Not confirmed
• + Alerting Yes
• + Multi-cluster Yes
• + Runs in your cluster Yes

Live logs via Kubernetes Advisor; multi-cluster from Cost Advisor/Explore drill-down across clusters. Topology/network-flow map and deploy tracking not found in current Monitor docs. On-prem backend available.

Checked against: sysdig.com, docs.sysdig.com, docs.sysdig.com (2), docs.sysdig.com (3), docs.sysdig.com (4), docs.sysdig.com (5)

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