Cloud Monitoring Solution for Enterprise Environments

Simplify cloud monitoring and management with our advanced monitoring and observability solution. Access real-time insights into your cloud resources for improved performance, cost reduction, and quick issue detection. Stay in control of your cloud environment today!

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Cloud Monitoring Solution for Enterprise Environments

Experience seamless migration and tailored support on your transformative journey to the cloud. Learn More →

All-in-One Monitoring & Advanced Observability

Designed and built for cloud and hybrid environments, compatible with any cloud service provider

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AWS Monitoring, Management & Automation Solution

Effortlessly manage AWS resources with enhanced visibility and control, made possible through advanced observability. Fine-tune performance and maximize the value of your cloud investments.

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Azure Monitoring, Management & Automation Solution

Reimagine Azure resource management and implement a holistic cloud monitoring approach that empowers your organization with real-time insights and proactive control over your cloud infrastructure.

Transform Your Cloud Management Experience 

Accelerate your cloud journey from migration to monitoring, and optimize operations with service orchestration and intelligent automation. Unlock the full potential of your cloud infrastructure for enhanced performance and scalability.

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IT-Conductor Achieves AWS Migration & Modernization Competency Status

AWS launched AWS Migration and Modernization Competency to allow customers to easily and confidently engage highly specialized AWS Partners that help AWS customers modernize their applications, either before or after they are moved to AWS. This competency program identifies industry leaders with proven customer success and technical proficiency in migrating and modernizing applications.
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IT-Conductor Monitors SAP on Azure for T-Systems and Zuellig Pharma

T-Systems is one of the world's largest SAP-managed services providers headquartered in Europe. It has operations and staff of over 35,000 people in 20 countries.  In the second half of 2018,  T-Systems Singapore migrated Zuellig Pharma to the world's largest SAP HANA on public cloud infrastructure running on Microsoft Azure.
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IT-Conductor has been of tremendous value to us in ensuring the stability of our system. It helped us save on infrastructure since we did not have to invest in additional hardware that would have been incurred if we had chosen another monitoring product. It also enables our team members to be more productive and perform other functions since the IT-Conductor does not require dedicated resources to maintain and monitor. And best of all - it is dynamic - unlike other tools which are in ‘this is it, this is what you get’.
- Terry Kempis, Senior SAP Basis and HANA consultant

Pricing

Database

$110/system

One year: $99 per month
Two years: $88 per month
Three years: $82.50 per month

  • HANA, ASE, Oracle, MSSQL
  • OS support included
  • Notifications
  • Dashboards
  • Reporting
  • Automated recoveries

Non-Production

$220/system

One year: $198 per month
Two years: $176 per month
Three years: $165 per month

  • SAP Netweaver, BOBJ and cloud apps included
  • No native DB or OS monitoring
  • Notifications
  • Dashboards
  • Reporting
  • Automated recoveries

Production

$550/system

One year: $495 per month
Two years: $440 per month
Three years: $412.50 per month

  • SAP Netweaver, BOBJ and cloud apps included
  • Supported database on OS included
  • AWS, Azure, VMWare and more included in cloud infrastructure
  • Notifications
  • Dashboards
  • Reporting
  • Automated recoveries

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Frequently Asked Questions

Cloud monitoring is the process of continuously tracking, analyzing, and managing the performance, availability, and security of applications and infrastructure hosted in the cloud. It helps ensure that cloud services are running efficiently and alerts IT teams to potential issues before they impact users.

Cloud monitoring focuses on collecting and tracking performance data, such as CPU usage, uptime, and response times, to detect issues and alert IT teams when something goes wrong.

Cloud observability, on the other hand, goes deeper by helping you understand why the issue happened. It combines metrics, logs, and traces to give context and insights into system behavior across distributed cloud environments.

In short, monitoring is about detection, while observability is about diagnosis and understanding.

Monitoring multi-cloud environments effectively requires a unified, automated approach that delivers visibility across all platforms.

Here are some best practices:

  • Centralize visibility: Use a single monitoring platform to unify metrics, logs, and events across providers, eliminating data silos.

  • Standardize KPIs and alerts: Apply consistent performance indicators and alert thresholds across environments to simplify operations.

  • Use agentless, automated monitoring where possible: Automate discovery, baselining, and remediation to reduce manual effort and ensure consistent coverage. 

  • Monitor both infrastructure and applications: Track resource health, dependencies, and end-user experience—not just server uptime.

  • Prioritize security and compliance monitoring: Continuously audit configurations and access logs across providers.

  • Leverage AI and analytics: Identify trends, predict outages, and optimize performance using data-driven insights.

  • Include cost and efficiency monitoring: Track resource utilization and spending patterns to avoid overprovisioning and optimize cloud costs.

In cloud monitoring, the key is to track metrics that reflect performance, availability, and cost efficiency across your infrastructure, applications, and services. Common metrics include:

  • CPU, memory, and disk utilization – to measure resource usage and identify over- or under-provisioning.

  • Network latency and throughput – to monitor connectivity and data transfer performance.

  • Response time and error rate – to assess application health and user experience.

  • Instance uptime and availability – to ensure consistent service delivery.

  • Storage performance (IOPS, read/write latency) – for data-intensive workloads.

  • Cloud spend and resource efficiency – to optimize cost and capacity.

  • Security and access logs – to detect suspicious activity or configuration changes.

When choosing a cloud monitoring tool, make sure it offers broad visibility across infrastructure, applications, and services, including hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Look for features like real-time metrics & logs, intuitive dashboards, automated anomaly detection, and customizable alerting. Integration is key. The tool should connect easily with your cloud providers, orchestration platforms, and ITSM or automation systems. Finally, consider ease of deployment, scalability, and cost-efficiency as your environment grows.

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