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What is ScienceLogic SL1?
ScienceLogic is a system and application monitoring and performance management platform. ScienceLogic collects and aggregates data across and IT ecosystems and contextualizes it for actionable insights with the SL1 product offering.
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What is ScienceLogic SL1?
The ScienceLogic SL1 platform aims to enable companies to digitally transform themselves by removing the difficulty of managing complex, distributed IT services. SL1 uses patented discovery techniques to find everything in a network, so users get visibility across all technologies and vendors running anywhere in data centers or clouds. SL1 is that it collects and analyzes millions of data points across an IT universe (made up of infrastructure, network, applications, and business services), to help users make sense of it all, share data, and automate IT processes.
With SL1, the user can:
- See everything across cloud and distributed architectures. Discover all IT components—–across physical, virtual, and cloud. Collect, merge, and store a variety of data in a clean, normalized data lake.
- Contextualize data through relationship mapping and machine learning (ML) for actionable insights. Use this context to understand the impact of infrastructure and applications on business service health and risk, accelerate root cause analysis, and execute recommended actions.
- Act on data that is shared across technologies and IT ecosystem in real time. Apply multi-directional integrations to automate workflows at cloud scale.
ScienceLogic SL1 Features
- Supported: Infrastructure Monitoring (Cloud, Container, Server, Storage, Agent-Based, Network, Application, Database, UC/Video, Synthetic)
- Supported: Closed-Loop Automations (Digital Experience Monitoring, CMDB & Inventory, Incident & Notifications, NetFlow, Configuration and Change Management, Troubleshooting & Remediation
- Supported: Topology-Driven Event Correlation
- Supported: Full-Stack Topology Mapping
- Supported: Business Service Monitoring
- Supported: Behavioral Correlation (Events, Changes, Anomalies, Topology)
- Supported: Analytics - ML-Based Anomaly Detection
- Supported: Incident Automation - Event Forwarding & Email
- Supported: Dynamic Baselining Analytics
- Supported: Manage Workflow Health & Endpoints
- Supported: Dashboards and Reporting
- Supported: Log Collection
- Supported: 400+ Pre-Built Monitoring Integrations
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Watch Eliminating Visibility Gaps While Driving Tool Consolidation
Watch Diagnosing and Resolving Service Impacting Issues with Behavioral Correlation
Watch Automating Troubleshooting for Faster Root Cause Analysis
Watch CMDB Accuracy With Real-time Synchronization of Monitored Environment
Watch Understanding Infrastructure Impact on Apps with AppDynamics
ScienceLogic SL1 Integrations
- Kubernetes
- Cisco HyperFlex (discontinued)
- Nimble
- Hyper-V
- MySQL
- Dynatrace
- New Relic
- OpenStack
- Cloud -AWS
- Azure
- Google Cloud
- IBM Cloud
- Aliyun
- CloudStack
- etc.
- Cloud Services – Amazon EKS
- ECS
- Fargate; Azure AKS; etc.
- Containers – Docker
- Software-defined Networks/WAN – Cisco
- VMware
- Network - Cisco
- F5
- Juniper
- Meraki
- Riverbed
- Aruba
- Avaya
- Fortinet
- HP
- Storage - Dell EMC
- NetApp
- HPE
- Hitachi
- Nutanix
- Pure Storage
- Hypervisors – VMware
- Xen
- KVM
- Operating Systems - Unix
- Windows
- Linux
- Business Applications
- Databases - Microsoft
- SAP
- Office 365
- MS SQL Server
- Oracle
- IBM DB2
- APM - AppDynamics
- Pure
- HP/Nimble
- IBM
- Applications -Microsoft
- Compute -VMWare
- Microsoft Hyper-V
- Unix
- Converged -Nutanix
- Unified Communications and video - Cisco
- Polycom
- Tandberg
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ScienceLogic SL1 Technical Details
Deployment Types | On-premise, Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Windows, Linux, Mac, UNIX |
Mobile Application | No |
Supported Countries | Americas, EMEA, APAC |
Supported Languages | English |
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ScienceLogic SL1 Customer Size Distribution
Consumers | 0% |
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Small Businesses (1-50 employees) | 0% |
Mid-Size Companies (51-500 employees) | 0% |
Enterprises (more than 500 employees) | 100% |
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Not perfect, but a solid solution with a lot of future promise in a very challenging field of competitive solutions.
- It supports a wide range of technologies.
- It is a very extensible tool that can be used to develop custom solutions.
- In the field of Cisco Collaboration, ScienceLogic is not perfect, but has the best offering and support for supporting the core infrastructure and back-end systems (i.e. beyond CDR and call analysis reporting).
- They are responsive to feedback and try to fix problems when they are brought to their attention.
Cons
- They need to improve the service delivery experience. The professional services and implementation experience were not what we expected and left us with gaps that caused our deployment to be delayed.
- They sometimes send mixed signals about the support of products "out of the box," versus custom development and using ScienceLogic to build a solution. Out of the box solutions should follow best-practice and work "out of the box" without customization.
- Documentation is frequently not accurate and has caused operational issues.
- ScienceLogic frequently references solutions to problems in the form of Dashboards, or PowerPacks for example, that were developed internally or shared with them, but that they are not allowed to share...either share the knowledge with us or teach us how to solve the problem. Developers have resorted to private slack boards to accomplish what should possibly be occurring in the official support forums.
- Their SaaS offering has improved over the past 4-6 months but needs to mature -- it's currently more of a Platform as a Service, which does not really help with operations.
- They must streamline the basics so that they do not eat up all of my staff's time. We do not want to spend a lot of time tweaking out of the box event policies for official power packs that are fully supported.
Managed Services growth and scale
- Easy to deploy collectors at client sites. Other tools we've seen require a two-way https connection, but ScienceLogic only requires an outbound https connection from the client site, which alleviates a lot of client concerns.
- Flexible platform to create your own Powerpacks, device classes, dashboards.
- Multi-tenancy support to allow us to service multiple clients.
Cons
- Lacks Netflow support natively. This is a fairly basic component for managing networks, so it's surprising that it's not available.
- Custom reporting is way too difficult to do without coding expertise.
- Lacks network configuration management. This is also another fairly common request for network management. I would like to see ScienceLogic take and manage backup copies of network devices. It would also be great to be able to push out configuration changes in bulk too.
SL1 in a Managed IT Services Environment
- Event Monitoring
- Dashboards and creating custom Dashboards
- Device Discovery
Cons
- More freedom to create custom dashboards as on the previous versions we could do much more
- The Performance TAB windows is too small and cannot be resized or maximized when looking at reports for "Overview", "File System" and any of those items.
- There are not enough widgets to create stunning dashboard in AP2
- The reporting feauture is a very untouched area.
Science Logic EM7 SL1 Release for Service Providers
- Event logging
- Event escalation
- Monitoring of applications
- Collection of data
Cons
- Ticketing platform is being deprecated
- UI not intuitive for most users
- SL1 is not complete in functionality
Great product for increasing visibility of system and service functionality
We use ScienceLogic across the organization to monitor both our infrastructure and the health endpoints of services, and have found it gives us great visibility of system health. We are currently exploring moving away from competent level dashboarding and moving to dashboarding that will display the business services and show the impact a component failure has on that service as well as any other services dependent or linked to it.
In 2020 we carried out a migration to ScienceLogic’s SaaS platform to remove the requirement of both hosting and managing onsite DBs and this has also opened up new opportunities we are exploring within ScienceLogic.
- Easy to install and configure.
- Good level of detail/information captured from the monitoring.
- Great engagement from account managers, CSM’s and support teams.
Cons
- Reduce the time it takes to fix support requests.