Is there a limit on the metrics monitored for all the application monitors like IIS and SQL?
Yes, for every application monitored, there is a limit on the number of metrics monitored within the application. The given limit is for a single monitor.
Monitor | Type | Licensing Limit |
| Basic | 100 sites, 100 applications, 100 application pools. For additional monitoring support, contact support@site24x7.com
|
| Advanced | 200 databases |
| Basic | 100 containers, 100 images |
| Advanced | 100 host instances, 100 message box hosts, 100 message box general, 100 orchestrations, 100 send ports, 100 receive ports, 100 hosts, 100 receive locations |

You need to have a
Windows/
Linux agent installed to monitor any of the above applications.
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