IBM Concert

What it does

IBM Concert takes in telemetry and operational signals from applications, networks, infrastructure, containers, code and dependencies, plus data about AI agents and LLM applications. It builds a shared context across those sources and produces prioritized findings, resilience scores, exposure assessments, resource-sizing insights and governed workflows that coordinate action across teams and tools.

The platform is organized into modules: Observe (full-stack observability), Operate (incident response and workflows), Optimize (resource and cost alignment, powered by IBM Turbonomic), Protect (exploitability-based exposure management), Resilience (resilience posture and guided remediation) and Workflows (low-code automation). Teams use it to trace requests across microservices, right-size Kubernetes and GPU capacity, cut through vulnerability noise, and track resilience gaps. It is distinct in combining these domains in one operational layer rather than separate tools, and it includes in-IDE vulnerability detection through Secure Coder.

It suits IT operations, SRE, development and security teams at mid-sized to large organizations running hybrid or multicloud environments. A free 30-day trial requires no credit card; paid options are pay-per-use, an Essentials subscription, and a custom Enterprise plan. Pricing is metered in resource units, which makes cost depend on usage. Deployment details and named integrations are not clearly documented on the product pages.

What it can do

• Full-stack observability across applications, networks, infrastructure and AI agents/LLMs
• Incident response and governed workflows using shared context
• Resource and cost optimization for hybrid/multicloud, Kubernetes and GPU capacity
• Exploitability-based exposure management across code, dependencies and runtime
• Resilience posture scoring with guided remediation
• Low-code workflow automation across existing tools

Example workflows

Prioritize exploitable vulnerabilities

Inputs: vulnerability findings plus application, runtime, infrastructure and business context. Steps: Concert connects exposures, analyzes exploitability, blast radius and business impact, and ranks them. Output: a prioritized set of exposures to remediate first.

Right-size Kubernetes capacity

Inputs: application demand and resource use across nodes, pods and containers. Steps: Concert Optimize analyzes utilization against demand to find waste and bottlenecks. Output: capacity-sizing recommendations that reduce cost while protecting service levels.

Before you choose

• Pricing is metered in resource units, so costs vary with usage and use cases
• Rate figures on the pricing page are inconsistent; confirm exact rates before budgeting
• Deployment options and specific tool integrations are not detailed on the product pages

Listed under

• Security
• App and code security
• AI-agents
• Aiops
• Enterprise
• Enterprise IT
• IT operations
• IT-operations

Get started

No credit card required; live demo also offered.

1. Sign up for the free 30-day trial, which needs no credit card
2. Load sample or custom data to explore resilience gaps and risks
3. Choose a paid plan (pay-per-use, Essentials or Enterprise) and size resource units

30-day free trial is time-limited, not a permanent free tier. Pay-per-use is metered per resource unit (RU) hour; Essentials includes a 20,000 RU annual base. Enterprise is via contact.

30-day free trial.

Source: ibm.com/products/concert/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• IBM Concert ↗www.ibm.com
• IBM Concert pricing ↗www.ibm.com

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