Cloud server monitoring software PRTG.
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PRTG offers a quick overview of all cloud services
Use PRTG as your cloud management tool
IAAS / SAAS / PAAS - management made for all cloud strategies
Unlimited version of PRTG for 30 days. After 30 days, PRTG reverts to a free version.
Or, you can upgrade to a paid license anytime.
Cloud server monitoring with PRTG
Jump to the topic of your choice
- Pre-Customized for many Cloud Management Services: 10 PRTG sensor highlights
- PRTG Network Monitor - Overview
- Made for all cloud strategies independent monitoring with PRTG
- Definition of topic
- How can the Cloud Ping Sensor help?
- 5 reasons to choose PRTG as your cloud management tool
- White Paper: Monitoring of private clouds
Pre-Customized for many
Cloud Management Services:
10 PRTG sensor highlights
PRTG Cloud HTTP v2 Sensor
Do you use certain cloud computing services in a variety of locations worldwide? Then check service accessibility and performance from your own particular location with our Cloud HTTP v2 sensor. Our PRTG clouds are located in Asia, Europe, and the USA. You’ll be able to determine response times from all over the world.
Cloud Ping v2 Sensor
With the Cloud Ping v2 sensor, our HTTP sensor’s “little brother,” you can likewise monitor your services’ Ping times from all over the world via our service. The servers are located in:
• Asia-Pacific: Tokyo
• Western Europe: Ireland
• Eastern USA: North Virginia
• Western USA: Oregon
For more features of the Cloud Ping v2 Sensor, please see below.
Amazon CloudWatch Monitoring
Amazon CloudWatch is a frequently used monitoring service for Amazon Web Services (AWS). PRTG is a good choice for those who have many different accounts with Amazon and who wish to avoid having to constantly jump from one account to another, or for those who would like to implement an independent local monitoring tool. For PRTG retrieves the data from every account and makes it centrally available on one single dashboard.
PRTG features the following Amazon CloudWatch sensors:
- Amazon CloudWatch EBS sensor monitors the performance of the Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) cloud service
- Amazon CloudWatch EC2 sensor monitors the performance of the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) service
- Amazon CloudWatch ElastiCache sensor monitors the performance of the Amazon ElastiCache cloud service
- Amazon CloudWatch ELB sensor monitors the performance of the Amazon Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) cloud service
- Amazon CloudWatch RDS sensor monitors the performance of the Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) cloud service
- Amazon CloudWatch SNS sensor monitors the performance of the Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) cloud service
- Amazon CloudWatch SQS sensor monitors the performance of the Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) cloud service
Mail Server Monitoring
Companies use a wide variety of e-mail providers. And particularly with e-mail: when the system is down, the IT manager’s telephone rings at once. Here it has proven to be useful to apply threshold values so one is warned quickly – before crashes occur. With our mail server sensors!
VMware Monitoring
PAESSLER AG is a certified VMware technology partner. We have developed a series of sensors for VMware, including the VMware Virtual Machine sensor (SOAP) and VMware Host Hardware sensors (WBEM), which you can use to monitor ESX/ESXI server performance.
Microsoft OneDrive Monitoring
OneDrive - online storage by Microsoft. Our sensor for Microsoft OneDrive displays how much storage space you have available, and punctually alerts you when shortages loom. For this, we use OneDrive API.
Dropbox Monitoring
Dropbox is an extremely popular cloud storage service. Dropbox Business enables companies to access a great deal of storage space. PRTG uses Dropbox API to conveniently display how much free storage space (in bytes and as a percentage) you have left.
Google Analytics Monitoring
Google Analytics is a powerful tool for tracking and analyzing website traffic. The Google Analytics sensor accesses the Google API in order to gather the most important data. Unique user information or views can thus be studied at a glance via the PRTG dashboard.
Google Drive Monitoring
Google Drive – the search engine’s multi-purpose cloud. Because office applications are growing in popularity – especially amongst agile companies. The Google Drive sensor accesses the Google API directly and displays the amount of remaining storage space in bytes and as a percentage.
Your own personal cloud sensor!
Create a cloud sensor to fit your needs. Then customize PRTG to work effectively with your own particular circumstances.
Unlimited version of PRTG for 30 days. After 30 days, PRTG reverts to a free version.
Or, you can upgrade to a paid license anytime.
PRTG Network Monitor – Overview
by Heather Pacan, Senior System Engineer
If you need a more comprehensive introduction to PRTG please have a look at our PRTG Network Monitor Overview webinars. Here you can also register for live webinars in the future.
i Ping is a command-line utility, available on virtually any operating system with network connectivity, that acts as a test to see if a networked device is reachable. The ping command sends a request over the network to a specific device. A successful ping results in a response from the computer that was pinged back to the originating computer.
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iWhat is a sensor?
In PRTG, “sensors” are the basic monitoring elements. One sensor usually monitors one measured value in your network, e.g. the traffic of a switch port, the CPU load of a server, the free space of a disk drive. On average you need about 5-10 sensors per device or one sensor per switch port.
Find more than 250 additional sensors for your Cloud Monitoring Tool PRTG right here! PRTG effectively adapts to your infrastructure.
Here's what cloud management
looks like in PRTG
Screenshot "Sunburst" Dashboard in PRTG
Unified Webshop Monitoring with PRTG Map
Cloud Ping v2 Sensor
Made for all cloud strategies
independent monitoring with PRTG
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Many companies sign up for cloud computing services in order to benefit from greater virtual server capacities.
Example: A content delivery network (CDN) is set up for an international website, enabling the website’s contents to be stored on regional servers on site. Amazon Cloud, Microsoft’s Azure Cloud, or Google Services are often chosen as CDNs.
Why does an independent cloud monitoring tool make sense in such a situation? While Amazon offers its own Cloudwatch solution, your IT department will often have separate accounts for the various services or even from a number of different providers.
With PRTG, all accounts from all services are monitored together as one. PRTG is a comprehensive cloud monitoring service using a single dashboard, which is read at a quick glance.
Software as a Service
(SaaS)
Many specialty departments require specific software for their work, software which more and more frequently is only offered as an SaaS solution. Furthermore, an increasing number of companies are switching to services such as Microsoft Office 365. And lastly, ultimately many e-mail services are also cloud solutions which are in use practically everywhere.
Why does an independent cloud monitoring tool make sense in such a situation? As with IaaS, administrators using PRTG will enjoy a comprehensive cloud monitoring service that is both easy-to-use and quick to configure according to one’s own individual needs.
PRTG has already developed suitable sensors (measuring points) for many e-mail services and other programs such as Dropbox or Google Services. These sensors are created automatically upon installing PRTG. Administrators can thus get started with a customized monitoring tool for their IT system in no time at all.
Platform as a Service
(PaaS)
There are several PaaS services which provide an environment for developers. These services can often be used without any major administrative hassles or one-time, astronomical acquisition fees. Furthermore, the services enable software developers to work more easily. It therefore comes as no surprise that more and more companies are resorting to these trendy PaaS services.
Why does an independent cloud monitoring tool make sense in such a situation? For one, development work is highly sensitive. In the event of system failures, high repair costs often result. Especially when it’s not immediately clear where the problem lies: With the PaaS service? Or maybe with a router that is not working properly? With a comprehensive monitoring service, administrators instantly have everything in check.
The PRTG Cloud Ping v2 sensor
Ensure public facing services
are available
Check response times
from around the world
See the global average
response time
Respond to problems, before your customers do
Definition of topic
According to research by Google, 53% of mobile website visitors will abandon a page if it doesn’t load within three seconds. But web servers are only one example of publicly accessible services, and of course PRTG provides a range of sensors to check on website availability and performance Web Servers (HTTP) Sensors. But what about all those other internet facing services – VPN concentrators, email servers, FTP sites, even edge routers and firewalls?
Any online service you provide to your customers, shareholders or employees makes a statement about the capability and professionalism of your organisation. Poor performance, or even worse, downtime can have a lasting negative impact on those users.
Increasing reliance on cloud based “X-as-a-Service” offerings means it’s not always obvious where your service instances are being delivered from. Many cloud service providers operate from data centres in different countries, or even different continents; and they are free to redistribute workloads according to cost, capacity and resilience demands. This makes it very difficult to keep track of the availability and performance of your public facing cloud services.
Unlimited version of PRTG for 30 days. After 30 days, PRTG reverts to a free version.
Or, you can upgrade to a paid license anytime.
How can the Cloud Ping v2
Sensor help?
Whether you’re running your own services on-premise, or relying on global scale service providers, the Cloud Ping v2 Sensor can check the response times of your devices, from multiple locations around the world.
Simply configure the sensor with a publicly accessible target IP address or hostname. It will then ping that device from various locations within the PRTG cloud. These source locations include several in APAC, Europe and the Americas. Along with the ping times from these separate locations, the sensor also includes an “Average Response Time” channel as well, to give you an overall performance figure.
The PRTG Cloud Ping v2 Sensor enables you to measure the response times of your internet facing devices and services, from multiple locations around the world. It can also alert you if those response times become unacceptably slow, giving you a chance to take corrective action, before your customers even notice there’s a problem.
PRTG simplifies your day
Our monitoring software works for you and promptly notifies you of potential issues.
It frees you to concentrate on your day-to-day tasks with peace of mind.
PRTG saves time
With PRTG, you get one central monitoring tool for your servers and entire network. Enjoy a quick overview of your whole infrastructure via our dashboard and app.
PRTG saves worry
Customizing PRTG is a breeze. Getting started or switching from another network monitoring tool is easy thanks to the PRTG auto-discovery and pre-configured device templates.
PRTG saves money
80% of our customers report substantial or even exceptional cost savings in the area of network monitoring. The experience shows that the costs for licenses have paid for themselves within a matter of weeks.
“The greatest advantage of PRTG? You get to rest easy.“
Steffen Ille, Bauhaus-University of Weimar, Germany
Your cloud status at a glance
PRTG can be started within minutes and it's compatible with many mobile devices.
Unlimited version of PRTG for 30 days. After 30 days, PRTG reverts to a free version.
Or, you can upgrade to a paid license anytime.
5 reasons to choose PRTG
as your cloud management tool
1. Create overviews
Whether Amazon CloudWatch or other services: Using a separate and specific monitoring tool for every cloud service is inconvenient. You must continually log in and out and squander much time becoming familiar with tools and their controls. PRTG offers administrators a quick overview of all cloud services. Our tool is quick to notify you in the event a threshold value is exceeded. You define the threshold values – not the cloud provider.
2. Reap cost benefits
The main argument for many cloud services is centered around their cost savings. But when system failures occur, cost benefits quickly disappear. Particularly if the process of determining the cause of the failure is long and cumbersome. Unnecessary personnel costs also result which can quickly become expensive. With PRTG, you’ll reap the cost benefits of your cloud strategy.
3. Bolster your autonomy
With PRTG, you’ll have your own monitoring tool whose configuration you can customize all by yourself, and which will effectively adapt to your IT system. You’ll thereby protect yourself and be able to modify your license individually – according to which new cloud services you wish to integrate into your infrastructure.
4. Fewer reservations
In many IT and specialty departments, there are reservations regarding the use of cloud services. These doubts are often related to overdependence or the risk of system failures. With PRTG, you get an independent monitoring tool and can do away with any qualms you may have.
5. Provide peace of mind
PRTG notifies you if – and only if – a threshold value is exceeded. This means: There are no daily status updates by email letting you know everything is OK – unless of course you opt for this feature. All it takes is a quick look at the dashboard to see that everything is alright. Administrators are free to complete their work in peace, knowing they will be immediately alerted in the case of an emergency.
Trusted by 300,000 users
and recognized by industry analysts as a leader
“Fantastic network and infrastructure monitoring solution that is easy to deploy and easier still to use. Simply the best available.”
“Software is absolutely perfect, Support is superior. Meets all needs and requirements, This is a must have solution if you are needing any form of monitoring.”
“The tool excels at its primary focus of being a unified infrastructure management and network monitoring service.”
Unlimited version of PRTG for 30 days. After 30 days, PRTG reverts to a free version.
Or, you can upgrade to a paid license anytime.
PRTG monitors your entire network,
data center and cloud services at a glance
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network-related monitoring topics?
Data center monitoring
Data centers are the heart of every IT infrastructure. PRTG monitors your data center 24/7 and avoids bottlenecks and outages.
Sharepoint monitoring
A SharePoint Server malfunction can have serious consequences. PRTG monitoring helps you solve problems faster and keep SharePoint stable.
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More than 300,000 sysadmins love PRTG
PRTG is used by companies of all sizes. Sysadmins love PRTG because it makes their job a whole lot easier.
Still not convinced?
Monitor your entire IT infrastructure
Bandwidth, servers, virtual environments, websites, VoIP services – PRTG keeps an eye on your entire network.
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PRTG |
Network Monitoring Software - Version 21.1.66.1664 (March 23th, 2021) |
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Hosting |
Download for Windows and hosted version available |
Languages |
English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese |
Pricing |
Up to 100 sensors for free (Price List) |
Unified Monitoring |
Network devices, bandwidth, servers, applications, virtual environments, remote systems, IoT, and more |
Supported Vendors & Applications |
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