It’s Time For Modern Monitoring
Discover why 80%+ of our customers have come from SolarWinds due to a lack of single-pane-of-glass visibility, alert fatigue, missing context in alerts, and problems with monitoring their growing presence in the cloud.
THIRD-PARTY REPORT
See how LogicMonitor stacks up
LogicMonitor, Datadog, SolarWinds, PRTG and other vendors stack up in this comprehensive report by G2. This third-party comparison of network monitoring software is based on real customer reviews and dives into customer satisfaction ratings.

Top five Benefits of LogicMonitor over SolarWinds
(That aren’t the SolarWinds hack)

Onboard faster
LogicMonitor’s Effortless onboarding comprehensively collects data from device to cloud, so you can get up and running in as little as 1 hour.
- SolarWinds is reliant on a partner model for lengthy setup and configuration and external third parties for full Professional Services coverage

Easy Public Cloud setup
LogicMonitor comes standard with a powerful, three-step setup wizard for achieving executive-level dashboards and deep-diving technical insights for AWS, GCP, VMware, and Microsoft Azure.
- SolarWinds has no out-of-box monitoring for public cloud and limited coverage once cloud instances are created

Better Alerting
LogicMonitor features greater alerting coverage, providing visibility and control with pre-configured alert thresholds and alert severities.
- Some SolarWinds alerts require extra configuration, separate software installations, or information that you may need to request from other departments

Visibility & coverage
With vendor-agnostic monitoring; gain full-stack visibility into thousands of out-of-the-box technologies and decrease manual bandwidth by 75% coming from legacy tools.
- SolarWinds has gaps in coverage and outdated features due to painful, manual upgrades

Agentless deployments increase ROI fast
Unified, agentless technology adds next to no weight to your IT infrastructure. Experience 4x ROI (within your first 6 months)
- The SNMP/agent model used at SolarWinds results in weak support for upkeep and care
LogicMonitor vs. the competition

Legacy vendors
e.g. SolarWinds, CA Broadcom
Point solution
vendors
e.g. Nagios, ScienceLogic
Cloud-focused
vendors
e.g. Datadog, Splunk
- Application microservices
- Log analysis
- Cloud infrastructure & Saas applications
- Container & pods
- Single set of APIs
- Single role-based access control
- Single data platform and visualization
























- Network devices
- On-premise servers
- Storage
- Virtual machines































- Automated onboarding
- Prebuilt integrations
- API-based data collection
- Customizable dashboards































- Data discovery and analysis
- Open collection
- Data de-silozation
- Data management































- Cloud provider health
- Resource and performance inventory
- Spend data monitoring
- Cost monitoring and chargebacks
- ROI Analysis































- ML-based anomaly detection
- Intelligent alerting
- Guided troubleshooting
- Context-based view


























- Automated key processes
- Remaining secure
- Delivering responsive support

































Secure by design... Unlike the other guy.
LogicMonitor’s platform is secure. The following are just some of thernways LogicMonitor ensures user and systems security:

Secure architecture
RBAC, 2FA, Encryption of data in transit and at rest

Secure data collection
Only outbound comms allowed from LM Collector, data encrypted with TLS, LM Collectors securely locked to your environment.

Secure operations
Collectors based on hardened Linux with perimeter and host-based IPS, operated out of top tier DCs and AWS regions, all with top security measures in place.

Secure practices
Minimal personal data stored, device access credentials stored in memory and never written to disk, salted one way hashes used in place of user passwords.

Secure standards
Constant penetration testing ensures maximum security, SOC2 validates our controls for security, high availability and confidentiality.
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FAQ
- Is LogicMonitor agent-based or agentless?
LogicMonitor uses an agentless collector to gather data for connected devices. No physical equipment necessary!
- How is infrastructure data collected?
Infrastructure data is gathered via Collectors, which are small nodes used to grab the defined metrics within a device.
- Can I monitor more than one cloud provider simultaneously at LogicMonitor?
Companies often use multi-cloud environments to distribute computing resources and minimize the risk of downtime and data loss. LM Cloud applies a comprehensive monitoring strategy to overall cloud performance. It gives users real-time, data-driven insight into every potentially impactful component of their cloud deployment through three fundamental elements: cloud provider monitoring, resource performance monitoring, and detailed ROI analysis.
- What cloud providers does LogicMonitor monitor?
LM Cloud’s three component strategy (resource monitoring, cloud provider availability monitor, and ROI monitoring) does not depend on the cloud provider. Currently supported cloud services include Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, and SaaS apps such as Office 365, Salesforce, Zoom, or any supported by Atlassian Statuspage.io.
- Is LM’s AIOps really using AI?
Yes. LogicMonitor’s AIOps goes beyond simple machine learning and pattern detection to learn and report based on individual relationships within each company’s tech stack.
- Which network monitoring tool is the best?
LogicMonitor’s cloud-based observability platform is a leader for network monitoring, infrastructure monitoring, and beyond.