Skip to main contentContainer MonitoringA mechanism for following containers that are born and gone within seconds and keep moving between nodes, with the same hands-on approach as host monitoring. On Kubernetes, how the Agent is placed and how billing is counted are both specific to containers, so we cover those two points first.Database MonitoringDatabase Monitoring (DBM) lets you identify slow queries, inspect execution plans, and correlate them with the resource state of the database host, all on one screen. It answers the question that collecting DB metrics or viewing queries in APM cannot reach: why is this query slow?Infrastructure MonitoringInfrastructure Monitoring is the product that visualizes the state of servers, containers, and cloud resources at the host level. The host map and process list let you grasp at a glance which host is struggling right now.Network MonitoringA group of features for finding failures that happen not inside a server but "between servers." With two pillars, CNM, which follows traffic flows on the cloud side, and NDM, which watches routers and switches via SNMP, it fills the blind spot of host monitoring.Process MonitoringA feature (Live Processes) for identifying the processes consuming a host's CPU and memory. It goes one level below host monitoring and lets you track who is using resources without logging in to the server.Serverless MonitoringMonitoring that watches execution environments with no resident host, such as AWS Lambda, using function invocations as the unit. The Lambda Extension sends metrics, traces, and logs from inside the function, and Cloud Run and Azure apps are viewed in the same frame.