Multi-cloud infrastructure monitoring

Yes, it is possible to monitor Nutanix with Applications Manager.

No, we cannot monitor Hikvision portal web application with Applications Manager. However, if that portal is accessible via a website or URL, we can monitor its availability using HTTP URL monitoring.

Yes, you can configure monitoring for Azure PostgreSQL service (or any other Azure services) alone by selecting the required services under the 'Azure Services' dropdown while adding the Microsoft Azure monitor.

No, we can monitor printers only using OpManager.

We fetch Azure PostgreSQL performance metrics from Azure Monitor, which works irrespective of IP modifications as we do not connect to the DB directly.

Each resource in the Cloud Apps category is considered as individual monitors in licensing. You can view the license calculation in the following articles.
https://pitstop.manageengine.com/portal/en/kb/articles/licensing-of-azure-cloud-monitor-instances-in-applications-manager
https://pitstop.manageengine.com/portal/en/kb/articles/aws-monitor-count-for-licensing

Yes, Applications Manager supports on-premise Microsoft SharePoint applications. Please refer to the articles below for details on the feature and steps to onboard the monitor.
https://www.manageengine.com/products/applications_manager/sharepoint-monitor.html
https://www.manageengine.com/products/applications_manager/help/office-sharepoint-server.html

We can make use of SSH and API/Prometheus mode to monitor pod status and usage statistics in OpenShift monitor. Kindly refer to the article below:
https://www.manageengine.com/products/applications_manager/openshift-monitoring.html

If there are some APIs available in your cloud service, you can try using our REST API monitor for monitoring your cloud resources.

In Applications Manager, we monitor licenses based on the billing cost per service used in Azure or AWS. You can configure thresholds per service, region, month-to-date, etc., and receive alarms if costs exceed those thresholds. Some of the monitored attributes include:

AWS:

• Month-to-Date Spend by Service - Cost (USD)
• Month-to-Date Services Cost (USD)

• Billing Cycle Start-to-Date Spend by Region - Region Cost (USD)
• Billing Cycle Start-to-Date Spend by Resource Group - Resource Group Cost (USD)
• Billing Cycle Start-to-Date Spend by Service - Service Cost (USD)

Yes, the deleted/unmanaged child monitor instance will be logged in Applications Manager under Settings → Audit Logs.

No, Application Manager does not monitor Microsoft Outlook.

Cloud monitoring is included in both Professional and Enterprise editions of Applications Manager by default. No separate license is required.

Yes, the VM removed alarm will be raised from Applications Manager if they were removed in the VMware ESXi server.

Yes, Applications Manager uses different APIs based on the respective cloud vendors. If you have any specific API requirements, we can also achieve the same using Applications Manager.

Licensing model of Applications Manager is solely based on the number of resources (monitors) to be monitored, resulting in lower license costs compared to other vendors. Moreover, Applications Manager is a heterogeneous on-premise business application that can support more than 150 applications within a single tool. You can register for a personalized one-on-one demo to learn more about the product.

Yes, Applications Manager monitors the performance of Microsoft Teams and keeps track of the connectivity status and response time of various endpoints. You can refer to the below link for the detailed information. https://www.manageengine.com/products/applications_manager/help/microsoft-teams-monitoring-tools.html