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  == Tools & Services ==
  === SPM for Solr ===
  
- SPM (http://sematext.com/spm/solr-performance-monitoring/index.html) - 
Scalable Performance Monitoring for Solr is a free service from Sematext that 
monitors all Solr metrics, as well as a number of system and JVM metrics.  It 
includes alerting, subscription emails, filtering by server, core, request 
handler and more.  Unlike with some other monitoring systems, there is no loss 
of granularity of historical performance data in SPM.  In addition to 
monitoring Solr, SPM can monitor !ElasticSearch, HBase, Sensei, and even any 
Java application (not necessarily a web application!).  SPM setup takes about 5 
minutes.
+ SPM (http://sematext.com/spm/solr-performance-monitoring/index.html) - 
Scalable Performance Monitoring for Solr from Sematext monitors '''all Solr 
metrics''', as well as a number of system and JVM metrics.  It '''includes 
alerting''', subscription emails, filtering by server, core, request handler 
and more.  SPM can monitor Solr 3.x and 4.x servers/clusters.  Unlike with some 
other monitoring systems, there is no loss of granularity of historical 
performance data in SPM.  In addition to monitoring Solr, SPM can monitor 
!ElasticSearch, HBase, Sensei, Java webapps and generic Java applications.  SPM 
can be installed '''on premises''' or one can use the '''SaaS''' version of SPM 
run by Sematext in which case the setup takes less than 5 minutes before graphs 
with performance metrics start appearing in real-time.
  

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