Integrations for Sysdig Monitor
Integrate metrics with Sysdig Monitor from a number of platforms, orchestrators, and a wide range of applications. Sysdig collects metrics from Prometheus, JMX, StatsD, Kubernetes, and many application stacks to provide a 360-degree view of your infrastructure. Many metrics are collected by default out of the box; you can also extend the integration or create custom metrics.
Key Benefits
Collects the richest data set for cloud-native visibility and security
Polls data, auto-discover context in order to provide operational and security insights
Extends the power of Prometheus metrics with additional insights from other metrics types and infrastructure stack
Integrate Prometheus alert and events for Kubernetes monitoring needs
Expose application metrics using Java JMX and MBeans monitoring
Key Integrations
Describes how Sysdig Agent enables automatically collecting metrics from Prometheus exporters, how to set up your environment, and scrape Prometheus metrics from local as well as remote hosts.
Java Management Extention (JMX) Metrics
Describes how to configure your Java virtual machines so Sysdig Agent can collect JMX metrics using the JMX protocol.
Describes how the Sysdig agent collects custom StatsD metrics with an embedded StatsD server.
Illustrates how Sysdig is able to monitor node.js applications by linking a library to the node.js codebase.
Describes the monitoring capabilities of Sysdig agent with application check scripts or 'app checks'.
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Platform Metrics (IBM)
For Sysdig instances deployed on IBM Cloud Monitoring with Sysdig, an additional form of metrics collection is offered: Platform metrics. Rather than being collected by the Sysdig agent, when enabled, Platform metrics are reported to Sysdig directly by the IBM Cloud infrastructure.
Enable this feature by logging into the IBM Cloud console and selecting “Enable” for IBM Platform metrics under the Configure your resource section when creating a new IBM Cloud Monitoring with a Sysdig instance, as described here.