LogicMonitor Helps Us Monitor Everything in One Place
Overall Satisfaction with LogicMonitor
I use LogicMonitor to monitor both our own devices and client environments. It’s the main tool for our Enterprise NOC to manage issues and create tickets from alerts and we’ve also tied it into other systems using its API to build out custom workflows.
Pros
- the alerting automatically creates and routes tickets in our ITSM system, which saves us a ton of manual work
- logicMonitor's extensibility lets me pull data from anything with an API and turn it into something useful
- i like that I can build my own monitoring with custom datasources—it’s been a game changer for client-specific needs
Cons
- i’ve had to spend a lot of time tuning thresholds
- it avoids agent-based monitoring completely
- we've cut down on tool sprawl since LogicMonitor replaced several other monitoring products
- it’s helped generate revenue too, by identifying upgrade or replacement opportunities through historical data
- onboarding new team members has been easier since training on alerts and graphs is pretty straightforward
I’ve used it across cloud and on-prem environments—AWS, Azure, M365—you name it and it also gives us a clear view of everything from servers to desktop systems, also before LogicMonitor, we needed multiple tools just to get this kind of coverage.
I love how LogicMonitor doesn’t just send alerts—it actually creates tickets, sets the right priority, and assigns them, that alone has improved our service desk workflow and I don’t have to worry about missed emails thanks to SMS and voice alerts during after-hours.
Do you think LogicMonitor delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with LogicMonitor's feature set?
Yes
Did LogicMonitor live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of LogicMonitor go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy LogicMonitor again?
Yes


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