CopperEgg's cloud monitoring solution for servers, websites, applications and end users is now included in AWS Activate, a program from Amazon Web Services (AWS) that helps early stage companies get started on the AWS cloud.
Startups using AWS Activate now have access to CopperEgg’s intuitive, user-friendly dashboard to monitor, troubleshoot and optimize applications in the cloud, from server to website to end user.
Launched in October 2013, AWS Activate provides startups with resources needed to help them get started on the AWS cloud including AWS credits, training, developer support and special offers from select third-party companies.
CopperEgg’s solutions help ensure quality of service by analyzing real user experience and infrastructure behavior across physical, virtual, cloud and on-premises environments. Organizations using CopperEgg immediately know the availability and health of their applications and are alerted to potential failures, long before customers experience a slow down.
“We’ve seen first hand how application performance can make or break an organization, especially a startup,” said Chad Bockius, CEO of CopperEgg. “AWS Activate offers tremendous value to early stage companies and we’re proud to be involved and providing real-time visibility into infrastructure health.”
As an AWS Partner Network (APN) Advanced Technology Partner and AWS Marketplace vendor, CopperEgg has experience helping AWS customers monitor their cloud infrastructure, including Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2).
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