My experience with the pricing, setup costs, and licensing of VictoriaMetrics is positive. I used the free open-source version, and it was sufficient for my needs.
The pricing was very good as I am following a subscription-based model. As of now, I have a better dashboard to view my monthly and yearly bills. It is very helpful to reallocate my budget to accommodate according to my organization's requirements. Overall, the pricing is very good.
Teams that switch to VictoriaMetrics report 70% less RAM and 75% less disk (verified PeerSpot user reviews), and cloud bills up to 10x lower (Grammarly case study) — while keeping their existing dashboards and alerting rules working. It is an open source observability solution for metrics, logs, and traces: a drop-in replacement for Prometheus and other backends that keeps scaling when data volume, query speed, or cost no longer does. It runs anywhere — from a Raspberry Pi to thousand-core...
Regarding pricing, setup cost, and licensing, we are using open source today.
My experience with the pricing, setup costs, and licensing of VictoriaMetrics is positive. I used the free open-source version, and it was sufficient for my needs.
We did not require any license for VictoriaMetrics since we are using the open-source version, so the setup cost is what we incurred.
The pricing was very good as I am following a subscription-based model. As of now, I have a better dashboard to view my monthly and yearly bills. It is very helpful to reallocate my budget to accommodate according to my organization's requirements. Overall, the pricing is very good.