When an alert fires, the hard part is often figuring out what it means. What systems depend on the affected resource? Is a critical service at risk? Are users feeling the impact? And what should your team do first? For IT operations, SRE, platform, cloud, and networking teams, answering those questions can mean moving between tools, sorting through noise, and piecing together context while an issue unfolds. LogicMonitor’s 2H innovations are designed to help teams move through that work with better data, clearer context, and a more direct path to action. Bring more operational data together Troubleshooting gets harder when key signals are spread across different places. LogicMonitor is expanding the data teams can bring into the platform, including OpenTelemetry metrics, application signals, and cost data. With these signals together in the same operational picture, practitioners can investigate performance and cost side by side. That broader view can help teams understand what’s happening and make more informed decisions during an investigation. It also gives AI-assisted workflows more relevant information to work with. See what’s connected and who’s affected An alert by itself doesn’t show the full impact. Topology-aware correlation and the context graph help connect events to the resources and services they relate to, giving teams a clearer view of what may be affected. Digital experience data from Catchpoint adds another important perspective: what users are actually experiencing. By bringing infrastructure, application, and digital experience signals into a broader picture, teams can better prioritize issues affecting critical services and users instead of treating every alert the same. Use Edwin AI to reduce manual investigation During an incident, repetitive investigation steps take time away from resolving the issue. Enhancements to Edwin AI are designed to help teams investigate more deeply, group related events into Insights, and coordinate multi-agent workflows for a more useful starting point for triage. Edwin AI is also expanding into Slack, Microsoft Teams, and ServiceNow, bringing investigation and response closer to where teams already manage incidents. It can help prepare or recommend actions, while people remain in control of approvals, permissions, policies, and guardrails. A more practical path toward Autonomous IT For practitioners, these updates point toward less time spent sorting through noise, switching between tools, and rebuilding incident context. Better data helps establish what’s happening. Context helps show what matters and who is affected. Guided action can help teams move forward with less manual work. Together, these capabilities support LogicMonitor’s vision for Autonomous IT: progressively reducing repetitive operational work while keeping human oversight in the decisions that matter. For more information about LogicMonitor's second-half announcement, read the full blog here . Stay tuned for more updates!

In an effort to provide a more simplified product experience for our customers, LogicMonitor is consolidating the LM Logs and LM Inspector product names and SKUs under a single product name: Log Inspector . Changes Effective October 1, 2026? LM Logs SKUs reach End of Sale , and will no longer be available for quoting, purchase, or renewal. LM Inspector SKUs renamed Log Inspector . Existing customers on LM Logs or LM Inspector SKUs will continue using the same Logs service, and will transition to a Log Inspector SKU at renewal or when purchasing additional log commitments. Minor product UI naming updates will be introduced in upcoming LogicMonitor releases to align the product experience with the new Log Inspector name. Important: This change does not retire LogicMonitor’s Logs functionality. It is a product naming and SKU consolidation only. Why Is LogicMonitor Making This Change? Consolidating LM Logs and LM Inspector under the Log Inspector name will provide a simpler and more consistent customer experience by: Reducing confusion between the existing Logs product names Aligning product, quoting, billing, and documentation terminology Providing clearer positioning for LogicMonitor’s Logs offering Simplifying the management of Logs products across LogicMonitor systems What Does This Mean for You? A more simplified product experience, with: No impact to your current Logs usage or functionality No change to pricing as a result of this update No product migration or configuration changes required No interruption to your existing Logs service You will begin to see the Log Inspector name reflected in the LogicMonitor product UI, renewal documentation, quotes, and billing line items as the consolidation is implemented. Timing October 1, 2026: LM Logs and LM Inspector SKUs reach End of Sale and will no longer be available for new quoting or purchase. Upcoming LogicMonitor releases: Minor product UI naming updates will be implemented. At renewal or when purchasing additional log commitments: Existing Logs customers will transition to the corresponding Log Inspector SKU. What Do You Need to Do? No action is required at this time. Your LogicMonitor account team will coordinate the SKU update with you as part of your renewal, or if you purchase additional log commitments. Questions or Support If you have questions regarding this announcement or would like additional information, please contact your LogicMonitor Customer Success Manager (CSM) or Account Executive (AE). We appreciate your partnership as we continue to simplify and align the LogicMonitor product experience.

This Product Power Hour gave the community a practical look at how LogicMonitor is bringing cloud monitoring, provider health, cost visibility, and optimization into a more connected Cloud Operations experience. The session focused on helping teams answer the operational questions that come up every day: what cloud resources do we have, are they healthy, is the provider experiencing an issue, how is our spend changing, and where can we optimize? Attendees saw workflows across Resource Explorer, Cloud Provider Health, cloud configuration, Billing, Cost Analysis, Budgets, and Recommendations. The goal is to give CloudOps, SRE, and infrastructure teams the context they need to move from visibility to investigation and action without switching between monitoring tools, cloud consoles, billing platforms, and provider health pages. Key Highlights ⭐ Resource Explorer provides a unified view of the cloud estate , helping teams understand resources discovered across their environment with monitoring context attached, including compute, databases, storage, Kubernetes, networking, and managed cloud services. ⭐ Cloud Provider Health brings AWS, GCP, and Azure service events directly into LogicMonitor , helping practitioners determine whether an issue originates in their own environment or from a broader provider disruption. ⭐ Billing and Cost Analysis connect cloud spend with operational context , including month-to-date spend, weekly and monthly trends, top movers, anomalies, and dynamic groupings by account, resource type, region, resource ID, and other dimensions. ⭐ Forecast-based Budgets help teams identify potential overspend before the end of the month. Teams can define budgets and thresholds, see when spend is expected to exceed them, and move directly into Cost Analysis with the relevant filters already applied. ⭐ Recommendations turn cost visibility into potential action , identifying opportunities such as idle resources and underutilized compute while showing the utilization data behind each recommendation. Q&A Q: Does Cloud Operations require the Cloud Cost Optimization license? A: It depends on the capability. Cloud Provider Health and cloud settings are available when you are monitoring cloud resources. Features that pull in billing data or provide recommendations for reducing cloud spend require the Cloud Cost Optimization license. Cloud Cost Optimization is also included with the Signature level of the Hybrid SKU. Q: If we do not have Cloud Cost Optimization, what would we still be able to use? A: You would still have access to Cloud Provider Health and cloud settings as part of the cloud monitoring experience. These capabilities help you investigate provider issues, understand affected resources, and manage cloud monitoring configurations. Billing, Cost Analysis, Budgets, and cost-saving Recommendations are part of Cloud Cost Optimization. Q: Is Azure supported in Cloud Provider Health? A: Yes. Cloud Provider Health includes events from AWS, GCP, and Azure. Azure publishes fewer global events, which is why Azure events may appear less frequently. The team is also working to incorporate more account-specific health alerts, which is especially relevant for Azure because many of its health notifications are account-specific. What’s Next 🚀 Elevate Community Conference Join the LogicMonitor community in person for deeper product conversations, technical enablement, customer stories, hands-on learning, and opportunities to connect directly with the teams building the platform. 📅 Chicago: October 13–14 📅 London: November 3–4 📅 Sydney: November 19 👉 Register today with our Promo Code: ECC26Comp06 for free registration. ⚡ Product Power Hour Join us for upcoming Product Power Hour sessions to continue exploring live LogicMonitor workflows, practical use cases, and new capabilities directly with the Product team. 👉 Modernize Hybrid Monitoring with OpenTelemetry 💬 Continue the Conversation Have feedback on Cloud Operations or a workflow you want the Product team to consider? Submit feedback directly through your LogicMonitor portal or continue the discussion in the Community. Feedback submitted through these channels is reviewed and connected back to the Product team. Resources and Review 🏅Want to upskill? Earn your Cloud badge! 💻 Review the slide deck here 📹Watch the recording here or directly on the event page

We're excited to announce the launch of the LogicMonitor Admin Certification , our newest professional certification designed to validate your expertise with the LogicMonitor platform. Whether you're deploying LogicMonitor for the first time or managing large-scale enterprise environments, this certification demonstrates your ability to configure, monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize observability across hybrid infrastructures. Who should earn this certification? The LogicMonitor Admin Certification is designed for: Administrators Implementation engineers Solutions architects Operations teams Anyone responsible for deploying or managing LogicMonitor How to get certified Your certification journey includes two steps: Complete this Certification Prep learning path at your own pace. Register for and pass the LogicMonitor Admin Certification Exam . The exam consists of: 60 questions 90-minute time limit Two attempts to achieve a passing score Q: Do I have to complete the prep course first? A: While not required, we strongly recommend completing the Certification Prep learning path before taking the exam. Q: How do I receive my certification credential? A: After passing the exam, you'll receive an email with instructions for claiming and sharing your digital certification credential. Q: Can I share my certification on LinkedIn? A: Yes! Once you've claimed your digital credential, you can easily add it to your LinkedIn profile and share your accomplishment with your professional network. Q: Where do I start? A: Begin with the Certification Prep learning path , then register for the certification exam when you're ready. We're excited to celebrate our next generation of Certified LogicMonitor Admins. Start your certification journey today .

We’re excited to officially welcome the 2026-27 LogicMonitor MVP cohort ! This year’s group brings together an incredible community of LogicMonitor practitioners and thought leaders from around the world. These are customers who are actively solving complex challenges, sharing their expertise with peers, and helping shape what comes next for the LogicMonitor platform. As LogicMonitor continues to expand across AIOps, automated remediation, and digital experience, our MVPs bring an important practitioner perspective to the conversation. Throughout the year, they’ll have opportunities to connect directly with LogicMonitor teams, exchange real-world use cases, provide feedback, and help strengthen the Community through their knowledge and experience. Meet the 2026-27 MVPs Amit Rajendra Desai Andy Callaghan Anmol Kumar Bill Murdza Brian Diamond Brian Wagner Chandra Sekhar Kudupudi Chris Gilham Damen Hicks Devon Biancarelli-Milano Devon Irwin Eddy Ortiz Ed Jackson Gabor Lorinczy Gary Morley Jamie Lawrence Jason Clemons Jason Hupka Jefferey Yep Joel Wolmer Kalin Wilson Kane Bennett Kyle Hartigan Lumakar Challa Matt Whitney Michael Dieter Michael Haynes Moritz Schmidt Nhat Tran Pete Charlton Petros Vompiris Ryan Buxton Sam Matthews Sam Doyle Stephen Crutchley Stephen Cavernelis Steve Parker Stu Reid Tamás Bognár Tómas Örn Attensperger Hafen Troy Frommer What’s ahead Over the next year, you’ll see our MVPs sharing their perspectives across the LogicMonitor Community, participating in conversations with Product and leadership teams, exchanging ideas with fellow practitioners, and bringing their experience into programs and events across the Community. Most importantly, the MVP program is about connection. It gives some of our most engaged customers a space to learn from one another, challenge our thinking, advocate for their peers, and help make the LogicMonitor Community stronger. Please join us in congratulating the 2026-27 LogicMonitor MVP cohort . We’re excited for everything this group will bring to the Community this year. Welcome, MVPs! 🚀

As of September 1, 2026, Collector 39.005 has officially been designated as LogicMonitor's 2026 Minimum General Release (MGD) . With this milestone, Apache Groovy 2 is no longer supported on MGD Collectors . Customers who have not yet upgraded may continue to voluntarily upgrade to Collector 39.005, before the automatic upgrade process begins on October 5, 2026, at 10:00 p.m. PDT . We strongly encourage customers to use this remaining window to ensure their installed LogicModules and NetScans are Groovy 4 compatible, and complete their upgrade before the automatic upgrade begins. For full details, upgrade guidance, and resources, please refer to our original Apache Groovy 2 to Groovy 4 Transition Community Post . Thank you for your continued partnership as we complete the final stage of this Groovy 2 to 4 transition on October 5, 2026!

As LogicMonitor continues to modernize the platform experience, UIv3 Resources (including Services) have now been deprecated , with users transitioned to the UIv4 Resources and Services experience. Resources and Services are central to how teams organize, navigate, and understand their monitored environments, so we recognize that changes to these workflows can take some getting used to. The transition to UIv4 is designed to be straightforward: the functionality customers rely on remains available, no migration effort are required, and the updated experience provides a more consistent foundation for future enhancements across the LogicMonitor platform. To help users become familiar with the UIv4 experience, we’ve put together a set of FAQs covering common questions, key differences, and what to expect when working with the new Resources and Services pages. FAQs: 1. What is changing? Effective August 31, 2026, LogicMonitor will retire the legacy UIv3 Resources experience, including UIv3 Services. After this date, UIv3 Resources and Services will no longer be accessible. Customers will manage their monitored Resources and Services through the UIv4 Resources and UIv4 Services experiences. This change affects the user interface only. Resources, Services, monitoring configurations, collected data, and associated monitoring functionality are not being retired. 2. When will UIv3 Resources and Services reach End-of-Life? The official End-of-Life date for UIv3 Resources, including UIv3 Services, is 31st August 2026 11:59 PM PST After this date, customers will need to use UIv4 for Resources and Services. 3. Who does this impact? This change impacts customers and users who were still using the legacy UIv3 Resources experience or access Services through UIv3 Resources. Customers already using UIv4 Resources and UIv4 Services should have no impact. 4. Are LogicMonitor Resources or Services being retired? No, only the legacy UIv3 user interface for Resources and Services is being retired.   Resources, Services, monitoring configurations, monitoring data, and associated platform functionality are not retiring. All the functionality for Resources and Services remain available and supported through UIv4. 5. In UIv4, where can I find services? The primary navigation change is that Services is now a standalone area. In UIv4, customers select Services directly from the LogicMonitor left navigation menu. In UIv3, Services were accessed from the Services tab within the Resources tree. The Services experience provides its own Services tree and Favorites view. Customers can search and navigate Services and Service Groups, and access Service information such as Status, Alerts, Inventory, SDT, Graphs, Logs, and Maps. 6. What happens to my existing Resources/Services? Existing Resources/Services remain available in UIv4. In UIv4, Services are accessed through a standalone Services option in the left navigation menu, rather than through the Services tab within the Resources tree. Customers do not need to recreate Resources/Services or migrate Resources/Services configurations because of this UI change. Existing monitored devices, cloud resources, groups, instances, DataSources, properties, alerts, and related monitoring configurations continue to be available through the UIv4 Resources experience. 7. Do customers need to migrate data from UIv3 to UIv4? No, there is no separate data migration required for this transition. UIv3 and UIv4 are user interfaces for working with the same LogicMonitor platform data. Customers do not need to export and import their Resources or Services. 8. Will historical monitoring data be affected? No, the transition changes how customers access and manage Resources and Services. It does not require customers to migrate historical monitoring data. 9. Will monitoring or alerting stop on August 31, 2026? No. the End-of-Life applies to the legacy UIv3 Resources and Services user interface. Existing monitoring and alerting continue to operate. Customers will use UIv4 to view and manage their Resources and Services after the EOL date. 10. What is different about Resources in UIv4? UIv4 provides the current Resources experience with updated navigation, styling, and interaction patterns. The Resources page includes a navigation panel for browsing Resources and Favorites and a detail panel for working with the selected Resource. Customers can continue to navigate monitored Resources, search and filter the Resource tree, work with groups, access monitored instances and DataSources, manage Resource information, and perform Resource management operations. 11. What is different about Services in UIv4? The primary navigation change is that Services are now a standalone area. In UIv4, customers select Services directly from the LogicMonitor left navigation menu. In UIv3, Services were accessed from the Services tab within the Resources tree. The Services experience provides its own Services tree and Favorites view. Customers can search and navigate Services and Service Groups and access Service information such as Status, Alerts, Inventory, SDT, Graphs, Logs, and Maps. 12. Is there feature parity between UIv3 and UIv4? Aside from minor visual and styling differences, functionality and capabilities remain consistent between UIv3 and UIv4 Resources and Services. LogicMonitor continues to monitor and address remaining parity gaps as customers transition to UIv4. The primary navigation change is that Services are now a standalone area. In UIv4, customers select Services directly from the LogicMonitor left navigation menu. In UIv3, Services were accessed from the Services tab within the Resources tree. 13. Will APIs or integrations using Resources be affected? No, this deprecation applies to the UIv3 Resources and Services user interface. No API migration requirement has been announced as part of this UI EOL. Customers using LogicMonitor APIs or integrations should not need to change them solely because the UIv3 Resources and Services pages are being retired. 14. Are Resource properties affected? No change to Resource properties has been announced as part of this EOL. Existing Resource data and configurations remain in the LogicMonitor platform, and are accessible through UIv4. 15. Are Resource Groups or Dynamic Groups affected? No, this deprecation does not retire Resource Groups or Dynamic Groups. Customers will continue managing their Resources and groups through the UIv4 Resources experience. 16. Are Service Groups affected? No, Service Groups remain supported. Customers will manage Services and Service Groups from the standalone Services experience in UIv4. The primary navigation change is that Services is now a standalone area. In UIv4, customers select Services directly from the LogicMonitor left navigation menu. In UIv3, Services were accessed from the Services tab within the Resources tree. 17. What happens to Favorites? UIv4 Resources provides a Favorites view for quick access to frequently used Resources. The UIv4 Services page also provides a Favorites view for frequently accessed Services. 18. Why is LogicMonitor making this change? Retiring UIv3 allows LogicMonitor to focus development on a single user experience. The transition to UIv4 provides: A modernized and streamlined Resources and Services experience. Improved consistency and usability across the LogicMonitor platform. A dedicated Services experience. Continued enhancements and future innovation within a single UI. 19. What should customers do to prepare for this transition? We recommend that customers: Familiarize users with UIv4 Resources navigation and workflows. Familiarize Service Insight users with the standalone Services navigation. Validate commonly used operational workflows in UIv4. Update internal documentation, runbooks, screenshots, and training materials that reference the UIv3 Resources interface. Contact LogicMonitor Support or their Customer Success Manager, if they identify a workflow that does not behave as expected in UIv4. 20. What should customers check when validating UIv4? Customers should validate the workflows that matter to their teams. Depending on how they use LogicMonitor, this can include: Navigating Resource and Service trees. Searching and filtering Resources and Services. Viewing Resource and instance information. Managing Resource Groups. Viewing DataSources, instances, graphs, and alerts. Managing properties. Working with SDTs. Accessing and managing Services and Service Groups. Reviewing Service members, metrics, alerts, graphs, and maps. The goal is to familiarize users with the updated navigation and identify any workflow questions before UIv3 becomes unavailable. 21. What if a customer finds functionality they use in UIv3, but cannot find it in UIv4? Customers should first review the current UIv4 Resources and Services documentation. If a required workflow cannot be located or does not behave as expected, customers should contact LogicMonitor Technical Support or their Customer Success Manager. UIv4 Resources support page UIv4 services support page 22. Where can customers find the current Resources documentation? Customers should use the current LogicMonitor documentation for Navigating the Resources Page. The legacy Resources documentation is identified as applying to the legacy UI, and is no longer maintained. UIv4 Resources support page 23. Where can customers find the current Services documentation? Customers can use the current LogicMonitor documentation for: About LM Service Insights. Navigating the Service Insights Page. Adding a Service. Managing Services and Service Groups. In UIv4, Services are accessed directly from the Services option in the LogicMonitor navigation menu. UIv4 services support page 24. Who should customers contact if they need assistance? Customers who have questions about the UIv3 Resources and Services End-of-Life, or need assistance validating their workflows in UIv4, should contact their LogicMonitor Customer Success Manager or LogicMonitor Technical Support.

Our Q3 User Group events bring the LogicMonitor Community together across industries, cities, and shared experiences. We’re kicking things off with our inaugural Higher Education virtual session, followed by the return of our in-person User Group dinners—and wrapping up the series with a special gathering during Elevate Community Conference in Chicago. Whether you’re managing campus infrastructure, looking to exchange ideas with peers in your region, or attending Elevate, there’s a User Group event for you. Inaugural Higher Education Virtual User Group We’re excited to host our first Higher Education Virtual User Group on September 9. This customer-led session will feature Devon Biancarelli-Milano, Network Engineer at a leading university, who will share how his team uses LogicMonitor to maintain critical campus infrastructure and streamline IT operations. The presentation will be followed by an open discussion where higher education peers can share challenges, questions, and best practices. When: September 9, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. ET Where: Virtual Register for the Higher Education Virtual User Group User Group Dinners Are Back on the Road After our virtual kickoff, we’re getting back on the road with two informal User Group dinners in the AMER East region. These gatherings are a great opportunity to connect with fellow LogicMonitor customers, exchange practical insights, and enjoy dinner hosted by the LM Community. Nashville User Group Dinner Join us in Nashville on September 22 for an evening of peer networking, real-world use cases, and best-practice sharing. The agenda is intentionally flexible, giving attendees plenty of room to ask questions, compare experiences, and connect with other LM Community members. When: September 22, 2026 Where: Nashville, TN — restaurant details to come Register for the Nashville User Group Dinner Atlanta User Group Dinner On September 24, we’ll continue the User Group tour in Atlanta with an evening gathering in partnership with Topgolf. Come connect with other LogicMonitor users, share what’s working in your environment, and enjoy dinner and time together outside the office. When: September 24, 2026 Where: Topgolf ATL Midtown, 1600 Ellsworth Industrial Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 Register for the Atlanta User Group Dinner Wrap Up the Quarter at Elevate in Chicago Attending Elevate Community Conference? Join us the night before the conference begins for a special Chicago User Group Dinner on October 13. This gathering at Pizano’s South Loop is designed for LogicMonitor customers to meet in person, swap insights and best practices, and build connections before the Elevate experience gets underway. Bring your questions, your latest use cases, and your appetite for a great community conversation. When: October 13, 2026 Where: Pizano’s Pizza & Pasta, 2106 South Indiana Avenue, Chicago, IL 60616 Register for the Chicago User Group Dinner at Elevate Save Your Seat From a focused conversation for higher education technology teams to regional dinners and our Elevate kickoff gathering, these events are built around the same idea: the best insights often come from people solving similar challenges every day. Register today to join the conversation!

Grab your gear and join us for a virtual 4-week guided adventure through the world of observability! At Camp LogicMonitor , you’ll learn alongside fellow campers, earn badges, swap real-world tips, and compete for campy prizes like bucket hats, tabletop firepits, and more. This isn’t your average training — it’s structured, supportive, and fun, just like your favorite summer camp (minus the mosquitoes, plus the digital creds). Bring your team — camp’s better together! Register for Camp today! 🌲 What Is Camp LogicMonitor? Camp LogicMonitor is an immersive learning experience for LogicMonitor users of all experience levels . Whether you’re just getting started or ready to take things up a notch, you’ll get: Weekly topic tracks & self-paced courses Community discussions to connect with peers Campfire Chats (live, interactive sessions) with LM trainers & product experts Hands-on guidance to apply what you learn at work From dashboards to AI Ops, Camp LM helps you build skills, drive results, and have fun doing it. 🧭 Your 4-Week Adventure Map Each week unlocks a new trail to explore: 🌄 Week 1: Getting Started with LM Envision 🌅 Week 2: Dashboards Deep Dive 🎆 Week 3: LM Logs Exploration 🌠 Week 4: AI Ops Adoption Ascent 🏅 You’ll earn 4 official LM badges , connect in weekly community discussions , and get answers in live Campfire Chats . 🎒 Why Join Camp LogicMonitor? For You: Fast-track your LM expertise Stand out with badges and real-world skills Connect with a vibrant peer community For Your Organization: Boost platform adoption and efficiency Build internal champions Scale enablement without extra overhead 🏕️ The Badge Challenge & Campfire Chats Each badge includes short, self-paced lessons and an exam. Complete all four and unlock brag-worthy swag and industry cred — badges you can show off on LinkedIn or your resume. Community discussions run weekly in the LM Community, and Campfire Chats offer direct Q&A time with product experts. 📅 Ready to Hit the Trail? Don’t miss this chance to build skills, earn recognition, and become an observability pro — all in a fun, flexible, virtual setting. 🎯 Register for Camp LogicMonitor today   ⛺ Questions? Your camp rangers (a.k.a. the Enablement Team) are just a post away in the LM Community.

As we prepare to launch a new LogicMonitor Certification, we'll be retiring the LogicMonitor Certified Professional (LMCP) certification on September 21, 2026 . If you're currently working toward the LMCP certification, here's what you need to know. What does this mean? The LMCP certification exam will remain available until September 21, 2026. After that date, the exam will no longer be offered. If you're currently registered for the LMCP exam, you have until September 21 to complete it. I already earned the LMCP certification. Does this affect me? No. Your earned certification remains valid according to its existing terms. This announcement only affects new exam attempts after September 21, 2026. I'm currently registered for the LMCP exam. What should I do? Complete your exam before September 21, 2026. After that date, the exam will no longer be available. Can I register for the LMCP after September 21? No. New registrations will close when the certification is retired. What happens if I don't finish before September 21? Any incomplete LMCP exam registrations will expire when the certification is retired. To earn a LogicMonitor certification after that date, you'll need to pursue the new certification program. Will there still be LogicMonitor Certifications? We're excited to introduce our new LogicMonitor Certification, designed to better reflect today's platform capabilities and provide an updated learning and certification experience.

If becoming LogicMonitor Certified is on your list this year, there’s no better time to get started. Camp LogicMonitor is back, and this year’s program has a new mission: helping users prepare for LogicMonitor Certification together. Camp LogicMonitor is LM Academy’s annual Certification readiness program , bringing the LogicMonitor community together for four weeks of guided learning, expert instruction, and live Campfire Chats designed to build the knowledge and confidence needed to pursue certification. Whether you’re preparing for your first certification or looking for a structured way to stay on track, Camp provides a flexible, community-driven experience that helps you learn alongside fellow LogicMonitor users and connect directly with LogicMonitor experts. Your Certification Preparation Path This year’s Camp features four recommended certification preparation badges: 🧩 LogicModules 📦 Resource Management 🚨 Alerts 📊 Reports Complete one badge each week through LM Academy, then join our weekly Campfire Chats where product experts expand on the week’s topic through demonstrations, best practices, and live Q&A. Why Join Camp? Camp is designed to make certification preparation easier, more engaging, and more achievable. Throughout the program, you’ll: Build practical knowledge across recommended certification topics Learn directly from LogicMonitor product experts Stay motivated through a guided weekly learning path Prepare for LogicMonitor Certification alongside fellow users Complete all four featured certification preparation badges and attend at least one Campfire Chat to earn a complimentary LogicMonitor Certification exam attempt, plus exclusive Camp LogicMonitor rewards. Learn Together. Get LogicMonitor Certified. Camp LogicMonitor begins August 24 . Join the LogicMonitor community, prepare for certification with confidence, and take the next step toward becoming LogicMonitor Certified. Registration is now open. We’ll see you at Camp!