definity monitors the full-stack of your Lakehouse and Spark platform - pipelines, data, and infra - completely out-of-the-box, with zero code changes. It is uniquely designed to run in-motion, inline with your pipelines and platform, cloud or on-prem. With definity, enterprise teams optimize platform cost and pipeline performance, prevent incidents in real-time, resolve issues faster, and accelerate migrations.
Highlights
Cut Spark platform costs by up to 50% with job-level recommendations and 1-click auto-tune.
Proactively prevent data incidents in-motion and troubleshoot issues in 3-clicks, with full execution context, lineage, and insights.
Accelerate platform migrations and de-risk code changes, with seamless workload validation in CI.
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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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This contract uses one usage-based dimension: the monitored vCore-hour. A vCore-hour measures one virtual CPU core monitored for one hour. Your cost scales with how many core-hours you monitor across your Spark and Lakehouse pipelines. You pay based on actual monitored usage rather than a flat seat or user count. As you monitor more workloads or run them longer, your billed vCore-hours rise proportionally. This gives you a single, usage-linked metric to track spend against your monitored compute footprint.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one monitored vCore-hour for billing?
A vCore-hour is one virtual CPU core monitored for one hour. The tool tracks the cores used by your Spark and Lakehouse pipelines. If you monitor a job using four cores for two hours, that counts as eight vCore-hours. Counting is tied to actual monitored compute.
Does my cost change if I monitor jobs across on-prem, cloud, or Kubernetes?
Billing stays based on monitored vCore-hours regardless of where jobs run. The tool monitors Spark workloads on-prem, in cloud, or on Kubernetes with no code changes. Your bill reflects total monitored core-hours across all these environments, not the deployment location itself.
Am I charged when a monitored pipeline is idle or not running?
Charges accrue only while cores are actively monitored during job execution. vCore-hours are metered against running, monitored compute. When pipelines are not running, no monitored core-hours accrue for that idle period. Your billed usage rises only as you monitor more workloads or run them longer.
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