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Real-Time Metrics with 1-Second Granularity
Monitor all metrics with unparalleled precision, updated every second.
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Unlimited Metrics and Retention
Collect and store an unlimited number of metrics without any retention limits.
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On-Premises Data Storage
Keep all your data—metrics and logs—stored locally on your Windows machines for fast access and enhanced security.
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Anomaly Detection at the edge
Identify anomalies at the source with built-in machine learning algorithms.
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Zero Configuration
Get started immediately without the need for complex setups or configurations.
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Rapid Time to Value
Deploy and start receiving valuable insights within minutes.
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Significant MTTR Reduction
Achieve up to a 50% reduction in Mean Time to Resolution.
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Downtime Minimization
Reduce downtime and outages by up to 70%.
Netdata for Windows
Netdata’s Native Windows Agent: The Ultimate Windows Monitoring Solution
Welcome to a new era in Windows system monitoring! Netdata empowers Windows environments with seamless, comprehensive and unified monitoring that meets the needs of diverse infrastructures no matter the size. Netdata is known for its real-time metrics, deep insights, and advanced analytics. With the native Windows agent, you can have the same level of sophistication and reliability for your Windows servers.
Start Monitoring Windows Book a Tailored DemonstrationEnable next level visibility into your Windows infrastructure
Features Tailored for Windows Monitoring
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Native Installation
Install and run Netdata directly on your Windows machines using our user-friendly installer with two distinct installation modes.
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Windows Event Logs Viewer
View and analyze Windows Event Logs within Netdata’s intuitive Logs Viewer to simplify troubleshooting.
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Lightweight Operation
Designed to minimize resource usage, ensuring optimal system performance without compromising monitoring capabilities.
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Unified Monitoring Platform
Visualize metrics from all connected nodes—Windows or Linux—through Netdata Cloud.
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Application Monitoring
Effortlessly monitor all your applications using the go.d plugin available on the Windows agent.
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Extensive Integrations
Access all Netdata integrations on Windows, except those specific to Linux systems.
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CI/CD Friendly
Seamlessly integrate the Windows agent into your CI/CD pipelines to maintain efficient development workflows.
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Flexible Parent Node Configuration
While we recommend running parent nodes on Linux machines for optimal performance, you can configure a Windows machine to act as a parent node if needed.
Availability and Trial Information
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14-Day Free Trial
Test the Windows native agent during your 14-day trial period to experience its full capabilities.
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Community Plan Users
If you’re on the Community Plan, request a trial to start using the Windows agent.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do can I install the Netdata Windows Native agent?
Netdata offers a convenient Windows installer for easy setup. This executable provides two distinct installation modes, outlined here.
Can have both Windows & Linux machines on Netdata.cloud dashboards?
Yes, Netdata Cloud visualizes metrics from all connected nodes regardless of OS.
Can I have Parents on my Windows setup?
Yes, however we recommend Parents to be run on Linux machines (even for your windows machines), as they are generally faster. If you don’t have a Linux machine you can still configure your Windows machine to act as a Parent.
Does it support Windows event logs?
Yes, the Windows Events plugin by Netdata makes viewing, exploring and analyzing Windows Events simple and efficient. Learn more here.
Can I monitor all my applications?
Yes, go.d plug-in is available on the Windows agent. Through this, you can monitor all your apps effortlessly.
What integrations are available for Windows.
All Netdata integrations are available! All, except the Linux specific ones.
Can I test the Native Windows agent while on a Netdata trial?
Yes, Windows native agent is available for you to test while you are on your 30-day trial.
I am on the Community plan, how can I test the Windows agent?
All you have to do is to request a trial of the Windows agent.