Red Hat adds to system monitoring service
Red Hat said this week it had spruced up its Red Hat Command Center server- and application-monitoring service, eliminating the need for users to maintain a Red Hat-prescribed hardware appliance to collect monitoring data.
The "scout" appliance has been replaced by software in the SaaS platform, which customers can now run on their own systems.
"The customer now picks their own hardware and the software is now provided for free," said Andy Karandikar, Red Hat product manager for Command Center. Previously, users had to purchase a US$900 x86-based white box for monitoring.
Command Center is positioned for managed service providers, who resell it to their customers, and for small- and medium-sized businesses.
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