Cloudera announced two new offerings for Cloudera Observability Premium designed to simplify and automate platform administration.
These premium tier features provide a single source of observability across all cloud-based and on-premises data centers, even for the most secure enterprises.
Cloudera's expanded Cloudera Observability suite empowers enterprises with highly secure networks to operate observability entirely within their data centers or on the public cloud.
Cloudera's two new solutions in its Cloudera Observability suite include:
- Cloudera Observability Premium On-Premises allows customers with highly secure networks to run observability entirely within their data centers. This solution ensures optimal monitoring, troubleshooting, financial governance, data observability, and automated actions, even in air-gapped configurations.
- Cloudera Observability Premium for Public Cloud Data Hub extends all the advanced premium capabilities to public cloud users, including real-time monitoring, advanced financial governance, automated actions, and data observability.
With the addition of both these offerings, enterprises can now leverage high-value features such as real-time monitoring for Data Hub clusters, jobs, and queries, financial governance with new cost factors and capacity forecasting, workload views, alerts, and automated actions, along with data observability with hot and cold table analysis. These features aim to maximize investment, streamline self-service troubleshooting, and enhance visibility into resource costs and usage.
This release is a key expansion for Cloudera Observability, designed to continuously discover and collect performance telemetry data across applications, services, and infrastructure components running in enterprises' Cloudera environments.
"There is immense pressure on enterprises today to better manage data resources and efficiently leverage data across the organization," said Dipto Chakravarty, Chief Product Officer at Cloudera. "Cloudera Observability helps enterprises maximize cost-efficiency, enhance performance, and unlock intelligent insights. The new premium additions deepen these insights for enterprises and builds on our commitment to help customers take back control of their data, analytics, and AI."
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