Developer at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
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2024-10-02T15:34:00Z
Oct 2, 2024
In general, Amazon CloudWatch is cheaper compared to Dynatrace. However, there are potential costs to be mindful of, like running a log query that returns trillions of bytes of data.
Amazon CloudWatch is a native service of AWS, and the bill is included with the other services in AWS. We receive a collective bill. The tool is not expensive. I rate the pricing an eight out of ten.
Senior Performance Architect at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees
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2023-10-30T11:07:01Z
Oct 30, 2023
The pricing can be considered reasonable, especially when already operating on a cloud platform. The cost is justifiable given the expertise it offers and its capabilities in addressing challenges associated with cloud environments.
The pricing is based on a storage cost plus there is a minimal cost for the usage, but I am not sure about the actual figures, but it is built upon the usage.
What's were using is the free service of Amazon CloudWatch, so they're not charging us. As for hidden fees, we're not aware of them because we're using what our clients provided us.
I don't know specifics about pricing because we pay for all our AWS services in a monthly bundle and that includes CloudWatch, Redshift, VPCs, EC2s, S3s, A39s, and others. We spend about $5 million per year on AWS with CloudWatch being about 5% of that cost.
Acquisitions Leader at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees
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2020-02-20T06:38:01Z
Feb 20, 2020
We have monthly licensing costs. The licenses are probably in the vicinity of about $300 - $350/month. There are no other costs or hidden fees beyond the licensing.
Amazon CloudWatch integrates seamlessly with AWS, providing real-time monitoring and alerting features. Its interface supports task automation, enhancing troubleshooting and analytics capabilities, while offering strong security and scalability at a cost-effective rate.Amazon CloudWatch is an impactful platform for monitoring AWS resources and managing application performance. It simplifies infrastructure performance monitoring by providing comprehensive analytics capabilities, including...
Overall, the pricing of Amazon CloudWatch is very expensive.
Amazon CloudWatch charges more for custom metrics as well as for changes in the timeline, which I see as a disadvantage given the price.
In general, Amazon CloudWatch is cheaper compared to Dynatrace. However, there are potential costs to be mindful of, like running a log query that returns trillions of bytes of data.
Amazon CloudWatch is a native service of AWS, and the bill is included with the other services in AWS. We receive a collective bill. The tool is not expensive. I rate the pricing an eight out of ten.
The pricing is average.
Amazon CloudWatch is a cheap solution.
The pricing can be considered reasonable, especially when already operating on a cloud platform. The cost is justifiable given the expertise it offers and its capabilities in addressing challenges associated with cloud environments.
The solution charges $0.09 for 1GB of data we store in AWS.
The price is okay for me. How good the pricing is depends on how you want to use the solution.
The price is okay.
The price of Amazon CloudWatch is reasonable for detailed basic monitoring.
I'm not aware of the pricing.
The price is worth it because it saves you money in the long run.
The pricing is based on a storage cost plus there is a minimal cost for the usage, but I am not sure about the actual figures, but it is built upon the usage.
Amazon CloudWatch has very cheap pricing, and it hardly costs my company $25-$30 a month for fifty systems, so it's pretty affordable.
What's were using is the free service of Amazon CloudWatch, so they're not charging us. As for hidden fees, we're not aware of them because we're using what our clients provided us.
I don't know specifics about pricing because we pay for all our AWS services in a monthly bundle and that includes CloudWatch, Redshift, VPCs, EC2s, S3s, A39s, and others. We spend about $5 million per year on AWS with CloudWatch being about 5% of that cost.
I'm not sure what the exact cost is.
The cost is all based on usage and processing. There's no separate licensing cost request.
Its pricing is reasonable. It is sometimes tricky, but it is reasonable as compared to others.
The solution is a bit pricey. The solution requires you to pay for technical support, which is tiered, and certain options are quite expensive.
We have monthly licensing costs. The licenses are probably in the vicinity of about $300 - $350/month. There are no other costs or hidden fees beyond the licensing.