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Description
SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor (SAM) is a comprehensive monitoring solution designed to keep your critical business applications running smoothly. It offers out-of-the-box templates for over 1,200 applications, systems, and operating systems, including Windows, Linux, Active Directory, IIS, and Exchange.
SAM goes beyond simple "up/down" checks. It dives deep into hardware health (fans, temperature, power supplies) and maps infrastructure dependencies, so you can instantly see if a slow website is caused by the server, the database, or the storage.
Key Features & Benefits
- 1,200+ Templates: Instant monitoring for IIS, Exchange, AD, Java, Apache, and virtually any other app.
- AppStack™ Mapping: Visualize the chain from Application > Server > Virtualization > Storage to find root causes fast.
- Hardware Health: Monitor physical server health (Dell, HP, IBM/Lenovo) including temperature, fan speed, and power.
- Asset Inventory: Automatically discover and inventory hardware and software assets across your network.
- Cloud Monitoring: Monitor Azure and AWS instances (IaaS/PaaS) alongside your on-premise servers.
Why Buy From Softech.store?
- ✔ Authentic Licensing: We are an authorized SolarWinds partner, guaranteeing valid subscriptions.
- ✔ Node Licensing Support: We help you calculate the correct "Node" count so you don't overpay.
SAM vs. Basic Server Monitoring
| Feature | Basic Tools (Nagios/Zabbix) | SolarWinds SAM |
|---|---|---|
| Setup Time | High (Manual Config) | Fast (Auto-Discovery) |
| Hardware Health | Limited / Plugins needed | Native Multi-Vendor Support |
| Application Logic | Process Check Only | Deep (Queries, Perf Counters) |
FAQs for SAM Subscription
Q: How is SAM licensed?
A: SAM is licensed by the number of Nodes. A node is any device (server, virtual machine, or cloud instance) that you want to monitor.
Q: Can I create custom application templates?
A: Yes! While SAM comes with 1,200+ templates, you can easily create custom monitors using PowerShell, VBScript, or Linux scripts to track bespoke internal applications.