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- Cloudkick abstract "Cloudkick was a cloud computing server management and monitoring software as a service based in San Francisco. Products included a centralized server monitoring tool for multiple cloud server providers, as well as dynamic server management tools. Users managed and monitored their cloud servers, known as nodes, through a dashboard, which lists the names and performance metrics of each node.".
- Q5135748 abstract "Cloudkick was a cloud computing server management and monitoring software as a service based in San Francisco. Products included a centralized server monitoring tool for multiple cloud server providers, as well as dynamic server management tools. Users managed and monitored their cloud servers, known as nodes, through a dashboard, which lists the names and performance metrics of each node.".
- Cloudkick comment "Cloudkick was a cloud computing server management and monitoring software as a service based in San Francisco. Products included a centralized server monitoring tool for multiple cloud server providers, as well as dynamic server management tools. Users managed and monitored their cloud servers, known as nodes, through a dashboard, which lists the names and performance metrics of each node.".
- Q5135748 comment "Cloudkick was a cloud computing server management and monitoring software as a service based in San Francisco. Products included a centralized server monitoring tool for multiple cloud server providers, as well as dynamic server management tools. Users managed and monitored their cloud servers, known as nodes, through a dashboard, which lists the names and performance metrics of each node.".