As an observability tool, Grafana has a lot to offer. Not only can users utilize their opensource solution for decently comprehensive and scalable metrics, but they can take advantage of

Graylog is unique in the fact that it offers both a cloud and open-source solution. Many people know it well from its open-source capabilities, which are often more than enough

Catchpoint is a lesser-known but decently powerful web performance monitoring tool. It's designed to help companies monitor and test the health of their applications and websites as well as analyze

LogicMonitor has been around since 2007, and it's been running strong ever since. It is a go-to solution for website and network monitoring, but it's not always the right fit

ManageEngine's Site24x7 has been around since 2007, and it has been adopted as one of the go-to website observability solutions for many businesses, big and small. It is a fairly

ITRS Uptrends has a lot to offer in terms of observability. It offers real user monitoring, synthetic monitoring, uptime monitoring, and a lot more, making it quite the powerful tool.

As one of the newer kids on the block, StatusCake has quickly made a name for itself as being decently cheap and reliable. It's a very powerful tool for those

Zabbix is a well known, enterprise-class, open-source distributed monitoring solution. It's designed to be an easily-accessible infrastructure monitoring and tracking tool for servers, networks, applications, and other IT infrastructure systems.

Being a part of SolarWinds, Papertrail is one of the more well-known log management tools out there. It's powerful in terms of log aggregation and management, but it doesn't always

Solr is widely adopted by startups and enterprises alike. It's powerful and open-source, so it's very appealing to just about everyone looking for a search platform to build off of.