ManageEngine announced that Applications Manager, its server, cloud and application performance monitoring solution, now supports performance monitoring for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
This enables IT operations teams to gain visibility into the health and performance of the OCI Compute service.
Additionally, Applications Manager virtualization monitoring module now supports Oracle VM.
More than a third of organizations worldwide see cloud expenditures as one of their top three investment priorities, according to a recent Gartner report. As services migrate to the cloud, company IT teams can find themselves managing hybrid cloud platforms—a mix of on-premises and multiple cloud infrastructures — to provide the optimal environment for their applications.
“While hybrid cloud adoption, containerization, microservices and other trends enable companies to innovate and act on consumer and market trends faster, they also vastly increase the complexity of the IT stack,” said Mathivanan Venkatachalam, VP at ManageEngine. “For Dev and Ops teams, the increased complexity results in a lack of end-to-end performance visibility, performance degradation and difficulty in measuring end-user experience of critical applications. Applications Manager helps DevOps and IT teams address those challenges, giving them a holistic view into their hybrid cloud environments so that they can pinpoint application and infrastructure issues, correlate problems and perform root-cause analysis across public or hybrid cloud deployments.”
ManageEngine Applications Manager delivers full stack monitoring to hybrid cloud environments by bringing together infrastructure monitoring, application performance monitoring and user experience monitoring into a unified solution. With the new support for Oracle Cloud, businesses that rely on OCI as an essential part of their digital transformation plans can look to Applications Manager with confidence that their applications are performing as they should.
With Applications Manager, IT teams can now proactively monitor the health and performance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Oracle VMs, thereby ensuring the performance of applications based on these technologies. The key performance indicators of OCI monitored by Applications Manager include those pertaining to compute, block volume and networking utilization modules, of both bare metal and virtual machine instances.
Oracle VM is a low overhead, robust VM solution that helps enterprises realize the benefits of server virtualization. The key performance metrics of Oracle VM server and virtual machines monitored by Applications Manager include those related to components like server pool, storage and repository.
Among other benefits, the latest monitoring capabilities of Applications Manager help IT admins:
- Gain a 360-degree view into the performance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Oracle VM, as well as the applications that rely on them.
- Receive actionable alerts on a wide array of error conditions and faults, detect issues faster, drill down to the root cause, and automate remedial actions before users are affected.
- Monitor resource utilization to ensure critical workloads do not run out of resources. Forecast growth and utilization trends with machine learning-powered analytics.
The support for OCI and Oracle VM is complementary to the existing out-of-the-box support for 100+ applications and infrastructure components, including other cloud platforms such as AWS, Microsoft Azure and OpenStack, and other virtualization technologies from VMware, Microsoft and Citrix.
Pricing and Availability
Applications Manager 14.3 with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure monitoring is available immediately.
Oracle VM monitoring is available as a beta feature in Applications Manager.
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