groundcover vs ManageEngine Applications Manager: Which is best for you?

Integration is seamless, allowing it to fit smoothly into our existing stack, and we rely on it frequently due to reliable anomaly detection and proactive alerts.

Additionally, for smaller teams or organizations without dedicated DevOps resources, the learning curve and maintenance efforts required to fully leverage Groundcover’s features could be daunting, making it harder for them to extract meaningful value quickly.

The best part of the experience is the ability to monitor a massive diversity of technologies—from applications (Java, .NET), to databases (SQL, Oracle), servers (Windows, Linux), virtualization (VMware), and containers (Kubernetes, Docker)—all from a single, unified console.

The reporting module does not provide many detailed features that allow the users to modify the reports to fit the needs of an organization.​ For integrating with some of these tools, one required to write scripts, which made the process slightly cumbersome.