FireScope introduced FireScope Stratis, an elastic cloud-enabled enterprise management solution designed to support truly massive and highly dynamic environments.
FireScope Stratis is designed from the ground up to leverage cloud-era technologies such as Big Data, elastic scalability, multi-layered redundancy, multi-tenancy and more.
FireScope's approach delivers capabilities such as:
* Complete visibility, from user experiences to power and air and encompassing all of your virtual and non-virtual assets, from across the globe in a single interface with a Top-Down service-aligned approach.
* Elastic management platform, leveraging Infrastructure As A Service (‘IAAS”) and Big Data technology to scale on-demand automatically to support dynamic infrastructure growth and capable of supporting truly massive environments with hundreds of thousands of assets.
* Layered elastic redundancy and secure multi-tenancy out of the box.
* Insight into the business implications of events and performance in terms of lost revenue, productivity and regulatory risk and enabling you to analyze capacity in terms of forecasted business growth.
FireScope Stratis is comprised of three elastically scalable components; the Elastic Web Component, Elastic Application Component and Elastic Storage Component.
In addition to enabling customers to start using their first dashboards on day-one, this simplified architecture features a cloud management interface that continually evaluates the load and performance of each layer to automatically self-adjust resources to deliver optimal performance without over utilization.
A universal Edge device, configured from the cloud-based FireScope Stratis interface, performs localized discovery and data collection, and makes expansion of coverage for new business locations or growth as easy as starting the edge device and executing discovery and auto-configuration.
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