Admin Sys Linux at a computer software company with 11-50 employees
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2023-12-12T13:12:45Z
Dec 12, 2023
Zabbix itself is free, but professional support is paid. They have different pricing tiers based on the category and enterprise level. You can find the detailed pricing policy on their website.
The solution is an open-source product. We are using that version and have yet to purchase a license, which we may do further down the line - maybe a year for now.
SOC Expert at a computer software company with 1,001-5,000 employees
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2022-02-17T16:13:07Z
Feb 17, 2022
We have about 100 active licenses, however, I don't have many other details beyond that in terms of licensing and costs. My understanding is that the pricing is okay.
Network Engineer at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
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2021-12-08T06:45:25Z
Dec 8, 2021
Zabbix and Grafana are both open source products, we only needed to go to their website and download the application and we began to use them. The solutions are free.
It is open source. If you want to have a subscription or official support, you can pay for it. They have different plans, which are not that expensive. The plans are based on per monitoring server, not per monitored equipment. So, it is not at all expensive, and you can also live without the support if you want a cheaper option.
System Architect at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
Real User
2022-01-26T15:37:00Z
Jan 26, 2022
I'm surprised that Ubuntu Linux has a paid license, even some supporting stuff included. We don't use the paid version, we only use the common edition.
We buy the solution yearly. I'm not very aware of what the actual pricing and the licensing are, however, I know that for extra features, there is a possibility to buy a little bit more.
Information Security Officer at Kenmare Resources Mauritius
Real User
2021-10-18T18:06:32Z
Oct 18, 2021
The solution is free to use but they offer support as a paid service. If you can go read the manuals and do the fine-tuning based on your needs, you do not need to pay anything and you will have a full solution.
Responsible Infrastructure and Production at Oasis SmartSim
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2020-12-30T16:14:39Z
Dec 30, 2020
Zabbix is free but if you use it in production then you have to pay for it. It is not expensive if you compare it to something like the Amazon monitoring system. Also, it is an open-source product, although some features are available at an extra cost.
Zabbix is open-source so if one wishes to implement it in-house, they must have qualified professionals to set up and optimize databases, Linux/Unix OS, PHP, Apache, and depending on what is monitored, a full-stack network and systems administrator may be needed. Zabbix provides support too, and I hear they are doing great with their support.
The software itself is open source, it can be easily downloaded, and use it with no limitations. Be very careful about using the "appliance" configuration in a production environment. It is only suitable for evaluation or very small environments. Invest in support, training and consultancy from Zabbix or from third parties. Architecting a robust, resilient and secure monitoring platform from day 1 will save time and money at a later stage. Zabbix and 3rd parties offer far more than a traditional support contract. No other organisation in my experience includes pro-active and on-site support as a core part of their offerings.
There are no additional costs. There was a small cost because after the installation. This is not an expensive solution. Zabbix is cheaper, it's not too fancy.
Make a POC, start simple and let it grow. The servers are created with good performance by design. Memory for the caching, both on the database as on the zabbix server are important.
Zabbix is an open-source monitoring software that provides real-time monitoring and alerting for servers, networks, applications, and services.
It offers a wide range of features including data collection, visualization, and reporting.
With its user-friendly interface and customizable dashboards, Zabbix helps organizations ensure the availability and performance of their IT infrastructure.
The tool's licensing is good.
Zabbix itself is free, but professional support is paid. They have different pricing tiers based on the category and enterprise level. You can find the detailed pricing policy on their website.
The tool's licensing costs are yearly.
Zabbix is an open-source tool, and it's free to use.
My company makes payments to Zabbix regularly, but I am not sure.
This solution is open-source and free to use.
It is open-source, but you can buy official Zabbix support. I will purchase this for my customers upon request.
Zabbix is an open-source solution, and there aren't any additional costs.
The solution is open source so it is free.
This is an open-source product, which makes it free to use.
The solution is an open-source product. We are using that version and have yet to purchase a license, which we may do further down the line - maybe a year for now.
We have about 100 active licenses, however, I don't have many other details beyond that in terms of licensing and costs. My understanding is that the pricing is okay.
Zabbix is a free solution but the support contact costs money. The license for DX Spectrum is expensive.
We pay the subscription for support by year.
Zabbix and Grafana are both open source products, we only needed to go to their website and download the application and we began to use them. The solutions are free.
It is reasonable.
It is open source. If you want to have a subscription or official support, you can pay for it. They have different plans, which are not that expensive. The plans are based on per monitoring server, not per monitored equipment. So, it is not at all expensive, and you can also live without the support if you want a cheaper option.
My manager is very happy because it doesn't cost anything.
I would rate Zabbix at eight on a scale of ten.
It is worth every cent to pay or even study to do your own installation.
There is a license cost.
You pay for the support and professional services. Getting such a service helps implement Zabbix with the best practice and upgrade's in the future.
Unlike other tools, you don't worry about the number of devices being monitored as this is free with Zabbix
I'm surprised that Ubuntu Linux has a paid license, even some supporting stuff included. We don't use the paid version, we only use the common edition.
This is an open-source solution that can be used free of charge. Support is something that you have to pay extra for.
We buy the solution yearly. I'm not very aware of what the actual pricing and the licensing are, however, I know that for extra features, there is a possibility to buy a little bit more.
The solution is completely open-source and free to use.
The solution is free to use but they offer support as a paid service. If you can go read the manuals and do the fine-tuning based on your needs, you do not need to pay anything and you will have a full solution.
I'm using a free version. I do not pay any licensing fees.
The pricing is very reasonable. Zabbix is very cheap. Compared to other tools like Nagios and others, Zabbix is very cheap.
There is no license but we need to pay for support. Zabbix is an open-source solution.
There is a license required for this solution and we pay annually for our license.
The solution is free. However, many open-sourced tools start out free but eventually start charging, I hope this solution stays free.
Its licensing is fair. It seems to be much cheaper than others.
This is an open-source solution that can be used free of charge.
We were searching for an open source solution and Zabbix fit the bill because it is free and open source under the GPL license.
We use a free community version of the solution. We don't have to pay for licensing.
The solution itself is open source and doesn't cost anything, however, many companies need technical expertise for configurations.
Zabbix is free but if you use it in production then you have to pay for it. It is not expensive if you compare it to something like the Amazon monitoring system. Also, it is an open-source product, although some features are available at an extra cost.
Zabbix is open-source so if one wishes to implement it in-house, they must have qualified professionals to set up and optimize databases, Linux/Unix OS, PHP, Apache, and depending on what is monitored, a full-stack network and systems administrator may be needed. Zabbix provides support too, and I hear they are doing great with their support.
This solution is completely open-source, so it is quite affordable.
The software itself is open source, it can be easily downloaded, and use it with no limitations. Be very careful about using the "appliance" configuration in a production environment. It is only suitable for evaluation or very small environments. Invest in support, training and consultancy from Zabbix or from third parties. Architecting a robust, resilient and secure monitoring platform from day 1 will save time and money at a later stage. Zabbix and 3rd parties offer far more than a traditional support contract. No other organisation in my experience includes pro-active and on-site support as a core part of their offerings.
There are no additional costs. There was a small cost because after the installation. This is not an expensive solution. Zabbix is cheaper, it's not too fancy.
We're using the free version of Zabbix.
It's an open-source solution that can be used free of charge.
We are using the free, open-source version.
The licensing is great on Zabbix. It's very flexible and great for various types of businesses.
We purchased Zabbix for a good price, including support. It's cheaper than Datadog and ScienceLogic.
I was using the free, Community Edition.
Make a POC, start simple and let it grow. The servers are created with good performance by design. Memory for the caching, both on the database as on the zabbix server are important.
About setup, cost or pricing i advise Zabbix, it does not need any licensing
This is definitely a free software (it's open source), and You just need to allocate some resources to launch it
It's open source, so no cost/licensing needed.