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Multi-cloud and Containers
Centrally / Uniformly manage various infrastructure environments such as the cloud and containers.Easily manage and monitor your mananged services with Mackerel's support forAmazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and more.
Cloud Integration
Centrally manage multiple cloud environments
One of Mackerel's defining features is the ability to centrally manage information that spans multiple environments. Mackerel offers integration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. Most of these products have their own monitoring environment, but nowadays it's not uncommon to build one product by combining multiple cloud platforms. Mackerel is well suited to monitor these multi-cloud environments.
Google Cloud, Compute Engine and App Engine are trademarks of Google LLC.
Container Monitoring
Manage tasks / pods as hosts
Use mackerel-container-agent to monitor containers on container orchestration platforms such as Amazon ECS and Kubernetes. mackerel-container-agent acts as a sidecar for the task / pod, treating it as a single host. Get started right away with mackerel-plugin-docker for Docker containers or even mackerel-agent distributed as a Docker image.
Features
Why choose Mackerel?
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Overwhelmingly Simple Installation
Simply install the monitoring agent on your server and you're ready to start monitoring.
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Full-fledged Monitoring
The ability to integrate various communication tools promotes information sharing within teams and creates an opportunity to foster monitoring based on the state of the system.
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Advanced Monitoring
Take advantage of advanced functions such as combining multiple metrics, monitoring predicted values, and using machine learning to detect anomalies that deviate from past trends.
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Multi-cloud and Containers
Centrally manage various infrastructure environments such as containers and the cloud.
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Customize and Automate
Use plugins to support environment compatability. Plugins are made available as OSS and can be expanded to match unique environments.
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