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FactCanonical LandscapeManageEngine Patch Manager Plus
Deployment modelsLandscape is available as a multi-tenant SaaS service, as a Canonical-managed single-tenant service, or self-hosted on cloud or on-premises infrastructure.Patch Manager Plus is offered as cloud-native or on-premises software, with downloadable 32-bit and 64-bit installers.
IntegrationsLandscape has a scriptable API for customization and can integrate with existing configuration management, monitoring and ticketing systems.The integrated console lists Tenable Security, Tenable Vulnerability Management, Rapid7, ServiceDesk Plus, CrowdStrike and Analytics Plus integrations.
PurposeLandscape is a systems management tool for managing and monitoring Ubuntu deployments, including desktops, servers, cloud instances and IoT devices.Patch Manager Plus automates patch management tasks from scanning and assessment through deployment and reporting.
SupportLandscape support is available to customers who purchase it with Ubuntu Pro.The vendor provides an online support request form, separate support email addresses for on-premises and cloud customers, and telephone support numbers.

Canonical Landscape plans

  • Landscape SaaS (Ubuntu Pro included)Free
  • Self-hosted LandscapeFree
  • Managed Landscape on public clouds, VMware, OpenStack or LXD$6,861 a year
  • Managed Landscape on bare metal$9,470 a year

ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus plans

  • Free editionFree
  • Professional cloud, monthly$34.50 a month
  • Professional Cloud$34.50 a month
  • Enterprise cloud, monthly$44.50 a month
  • Professional on-premises, annual subscription$245 a year
  • Professional On-Premises Annual$245 a year

Pick Canonical Landscape if…

It suits system administrators, security teams, IT managers and compliance officers managing Ubuntu devices across an organization.

Pick ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus if…

It suits administrators responsible for patching Windows, Mac, and Linux endpoints, including third-party applications. The Free edition is listed for small businesses with up to 20 workstations and five servers.

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