The initial setup is not complex. It's almost easy to implement - especially the parts of real user monitoring where just you need to generate a tag for each service and share it with the development team. 

We have a team for monitoring. We manage almost 10 tools, one of them being eG. We have one primary administrator and one backup, and both did the implementation together. It doesn't take too much time actually. Once you know the procedure it's okay.

The deployment took about two weeks.

The solution’s initial setup is easy.

The initial setup is easy. It didn’t take much time. We need one or two people to deploy the solution.

The initial setup for eG Enterprise was easy, and it only took one week to deploy the solution.

It's easy to implement. I'd rate them a five out of five in terms of ease of setup.

When we set up a financial institution recently, it took two weeks. However, it depends on how many agents you need to collect data. It depends on a lot of variables. That said, in my experience with the small or medium enterprise sites, we can implement the eG Enterprise in their agents in two weeks.

It took two to three people to deploy the solution. It was a small group and they were working remotely.

The initial setup was straightforward.

For on-premise deployment, the installation takes between two to three days. As for operating eG, we only have one person, from the applications team. They are more on the admin side. 

They say it takes 40 hours to set it up. It does not take 40 hours. It takes a lot longer to have it set up and running. I would say it takes three times as much to implement this. To get everything set up. My advice is to allow more time.

The setup was very simple.

It's very simple. Takes less than five minutes.

Initial setup and configuration are quite straightforward. Like all monitoring and alerting solutions, some effort is required to tune the product for optimal results.

It was very complex. It just took a long time to set up. For whatever reasons, sometimes things wouldn't work in the beginning. And there are so many steps to take. It's just a complex product. To get it to work is not easy.

Its pretty straightforward, but to get down into the lowest levels, it is not intuitive. You have to work at it to sometimes find what you want. 

We had training. We had WebExs with them and that did help.

Initial setup was straightforward; most of the complexity was trying to get visibility of the SAN storage. It turned out the model of EMC we used didn't have built-in CLI capabilities. eG Support kindly pointed this out.

Setup is easy and quick.