LogicMonitor announced a new integration with Terraform, infrastructure-as-code software from HashiCorp.
This new integration delivers increased productivity and visibility to IT by automatically configuring hybrid infrastructure into the LogicMonitor platform.
Infrastructure-as-code (IaC) is a fast, easy, and reliable way to manage infrastructure and make real-time changes by simplifying infrastructure into editable and actionable code. The LogicMonitor Terraform Provider streamlines infrastructure monitoring workflows so users can automatically add and configure provisioned devices, device groups, and collector groups within the LogicMonitor platform.
According to Jeff Behl, Chief Product Officer at LogicMonitor, “The days of copying and pasting commands across remote terminals are long gone. As more and more companies use the public cloud, DevOps teams are utilizing automation tools to create large multi-cloud environments with the click of a button.”
"From Enterprise IT teams responsible for diverse IT environments, to Managed Service Providers that spin up entire infrastructures for clients, customers can gain operational efficiencies by utilizing the LogicMonitor Terraform Provider to incorporate monitoring into their infrastructure-as-code process," said Behl.
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