Right-size Motadata AIOps India to the NOC you actually run.
One BFSI night shift watched a core switch flap for twenty minutes because the network map and the log search sat in separate windows. A homegrown NMS, log analytics and ITSM stack built in Ahmedabad closes that gap into one timeline, on-premises or as cloud SaaS.
Motadata AIOps and NOC monitoring at a glance
Why Motadata AIOps anchors most Indian aiops and noc monitoring estates.
- OEM
- Motadata, a homegrown observability and ITSM company headquartered in Ahmedabad, with the support and engineering team in India.
- Range
- Motadata AIOps for unified monitoring and correlation. Motadata NMS for network monitoring. Log Analytics for log ingest and search. ServiceOps ITSM for change, incident, and problem workflows.
- Deployment
- On-premises inside your data centre boundary, or cloud SaaS from Indian regions. Same platform, two ways to host it.
- Licence
- Per monitored object for NMS, per GB per day for log ingest, per application for APM, and per managed asset plus per agent for ServiceOps. Priced in INR.
- Best fit
- Indian BFSI branch NOCs, manufacturing plant operations centres, multi-site enterprise IT teams, and managed service providers that want the network and the logs in one console.
- Buy through
- Sirius Star, on a survey-led bill of materials with a written 24-month TCO, delivered pan-India from a Navi Mumbai engineering team.
The Motadata AIOps and NOC monitoring ranges Sirius Star supplies
Pick the range that matches the use case. We size the mix in the free 30-minute review.
Motadata AIOps platform
The single console that most buyers come for. Device metrics, log events, and application performance land on one timeline, with correlation that groups a noise storm into one root-cause incident.
- One timeline for network metrics, logs, and application health
- Correlation collapses an alert storm into a single incident
- Anomaly detection on device and controller telemetry
- On-premises or cloud SaaS, sized from the survey
Motadata NMS
The network monitoring core. Discovery maps switches, routers, firewalls, APs, and servers, then polls them on an interval plan sized to the estate.
- Auto-discovery of the device inventory across sites
- NetFlow and interface analytics for traffic visibility
- Collectors at the branch or plant for distributed estates
- Dashboards per business unit, per branch, per application
Motadata Log Analytics
Log ingest, search, and retention on the same platform. The BFSI and audit use case leans here, with a configurable retention window for compliance.
- Per GB per day ingest, sized against the survey forecast
- Configurable retention, including the RBI 180-day floor
- Anomaly detection surfaces a log spike before it becomes an outage
- On-premises log store stays inside the data centre boundary
Motadata ServiceOps ITSM
The ITSM module that runs on the same platform, so an alert opens a ticket without a separate integration project. Change, incident, and problem workflows, plus MSP multi-tenant separation.
- An alert opens and routes a ticket automatically
- Change, incident, and problem workflows on one platform
- SLA reporting and billing tags for MSP operations
- The audit trail for a breach response lives in one place
Motadata AIOps and NOC monitoring vs SolarWinds, ManageEngine, PRTG
All four are honest choices. Most Indian buyers land on the first option for service depth and ecosystem fit.
| Brand | Where it wins | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Motadata AIOps | One console for NMS, log analytics, APM, and ITSM, built in Ahmedabad, priced in INR, with local support and DPDP-compliant residency. The single platform removes the multi-tool integration project. | Indian BFSI, manufacturing, multi-site IT, and MSP teams that want the network and the logs in one timeline with a rupee licence. |
| SolarWinds Hybrid Cloud Observability | Deep AppOptics APM and Database Performance Monitor, and a long list of global enterprise reference deployments. | Global enterprises where the head office sets the standard and SolarWinds is already on the brand list. The per-element model can scale faster at the same object count. |
| ManageEngine OpManager | Sharp price and tight integration with the wider Zoho and ManageEngine stack, such as Service Desk Plus and ADManager Plus. | Buyers already standardised on ManageEngine elsewhere who want the NMS to match. |
| PRTG | The cleanest sensor-based licence for a small estate, simple to stand up and run. | An SMB NOC under 500 sensors. Log analytics and ITSM need adjacent tools, so the stack grows if the estate does. |
How a Sirius Star Motadata AIOps procurement runs
Free 30 minute review first. Then a written quote in 24 working hours.
Network discovery and design
The survey maps the device inventory across switches, routers, firewalls, APs, servers, and applications. The output is the monitored-object count, the polling interval plan, the log ingest forecast in GB per day, and the ServiceOps workflow shortlist.
Collector and platform install
The Motadata server is installed on-premises or provisioned on the cloud SaaS tenant. Collectors are deployed at the branch or plant for SNMP, ICMP, NetFlow, and syslog. Dashboards are built per business unit, per branch, and per application.
ServiceOps workflows and alert rules
ServiceOps ITSM is configured with the change, incident, and problem workflows. Alert rules are tuned with the NOC team. The on-call rotation, the email and response-desk escalation, and the audit report templates are wired in.
NOC training and quarterly review
Handover delivers the runbook for each dashboard, the analyst training session, the ServiceOps admin training, and the quarterly NOC review calendar. Change requests after handover run through care@siriusstar.in and the response desk for urgent alert tuning.
Buying Motadata AIOps in India: A Sizing Guide
A short, honest guide to sizing Motadata from your estate, forecasting log volume, and reading the year-2 licence slope before you sign, with the compliance floors that matter for BFSI.
- How to count monitored objects and forecast log volume before you buy
- On-premises vs cloud SaaS, and what decides it for BFSI
- Sizing the 180-day log store for RBI cyber resilience
- How Motadata compares with SolarWinds, OpManager, and PRTG
Motadata AIOps and NOC monitoring India FAQ
Common questions about this brand for Indian buyers. Hover any underlined term for a plain-English definition.
What is Motadata AIOps and why does it fit Indian buyers?
Motadata AIOps is a unified NMS, log analytics, APM, and ITSM platform built by Motadata in Ahmedabad. The single console shows device health, log events, application metrics, and incident workflows on one timeline, and ServiceOps ITSM runs on the same platform. For Indian buyers the value sits in three places: the platform is built in India with local support and INR licence pricing, the single console removes the multi-tool integration project, and the ServiceOps module replaces the separate ticketing tool. We deploy it for BFSI branch NOCs, manufacturing plants, multi-site enterprise IT, and managed service providers.What does Motadata AIOps India pricing look like in 2026?
India pricing is site-survey-led. The NMS module is per monitored device per year, with the polling interval and the protocol mix factored in. Log analytics is per GB per day of ingest. APM is per monitored application. ServiceOps ITSM is per managed asset and per agent. On-premises and cloud SaaS carry different licence slopes. The written 24-month TCO, with the monitored-object count, the log ingest forecast, the workflow scope, and the agent count, returns within 24 working hours of the survey.Motadata AIOps vs SolarWinds for an Indian buyer, which one fits?
Motadata fits when local support, INR licence pricing, and the unified single-console story are the top three asks. SolarWinds fits when global head-office standardisation, the depth of AppOptics APM and Database Performance Monitor, and the per-element model are the top three asks. Both are credible. The deciding factor is usually the procurement model, not the feature list. We run the year-2 and year-3 licence slope for both during the survey so the budget conversation is honest.How long does a Motadata AIOps India deployment take?
A typical rollout takes 2 to 6 weeks from purchase order to production cutover, depending on scope. The plan is phased: a scoping call within 24 working hours of enquiry, a design review within five days, deployment waves, then a 30-day stabilisation window before handing over to your team or our managed retainer.Does Motadata cover RBI cyber resilience log retention?
Yes. Motadata log analytics supports the 180-day retention floor that the RBI cyber resilience framework expects for BFSI branch banking, and the retention window is configurable. The on-premises deployment lets you hold the log store inside the data centre boundary. The cloud SaaS deployment runs from Indian regions for the same compliance posture. We size the storage allocation against the GB-per-day ingest during the survey.Not sure whether your NOC needs a full AIOps platform or a simpler NMS?
That is exactly what a free site survey answers. Tell us your device count, your log volume, and your ITSM ask, and we size the modules, name the licence slope, and send a written design so the budget conversation is honest.
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