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The best Servers Alive alternatives
The rest of Best Server Monitoring, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
Checkmk may suit teams monitoring servers, networks, cloud environments, or hybrid infrastructure.
Netdata is aimed at infrastructure teams and practitioners, including platform engineers, DevOps teams, SREs, developers, system administrators,…
PRTG is intended for small and medium IT infrastructures, with features for OT and IoT environments.
The free edition is described as suited to small networks and labs.
Centreon suits IT teams monitoring infrastructure that spans servers, networks, cloud, applications, or edge systems.
It suits organizations that can operate a Linux server and want to monitor infrastructure under configured thresholds.
It suits IT and DevOps teams monitoring servers across on-premises, cloud, virtual, or hybrid environments.
Glances suits people who want to monitor system health locally or remotely and can manage its installation requirements.
openITCOCKPIT suits teams monitoring mixed infrastructure and applications that want dashboards, reports and integrations.
Icinga is aimed at teams of any size that need infrastructure and application monitoring, including distributed environments.
Sensu Go is aimed at DevOps and SRE teams monitoring infrastructure across environments.
NetXMS is intended for network and infrastructure monitoring, as well as application, server, service-provider, payment-switch, and…
Landscape suits teams administering large or growing Ubuntu environments across desktops, servers, clouds, and embedded devices.
Zabbix suits teams monitoring infrastructure, applications, networks, or services across a range of operating systems and data sources.
It suits enterprises, IT teams, and MSPs managing complex hybrid infrastructure.
Opsview Cloud is for organizations monitoring mixed infrastructure and business services across on-premises, cloud, and container environments.
PCP suits teams managing distributed systems, clusters, web-server farms, or large environments.
It suits IT operations, architects, SREs, SMEs, DevOps personnel, and developers.
Prometheus suits teams that need to collect and query system metrics or set up alerts.