ScienceLogic released CloudMapper, permitting organizations to monitor and visualize their off-premise, Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources.
Nearly every enterprise on earth uses AWS in some capacity. One of every three applications hosted in the world resides on AWS, it contains half-a-million Linux servers and growing, and it adds more storage capacity every 24 hours today than in all of 2005.
With CloudMapper, enterprise AWS users can simply access an IT monitoring platform on AWS that provides them full IT performance visibility across all Amazon assets.
CloudMapper benefits include:
- Unprecedented Visibility into AWS Cloud Infrastructure
Covering virtually every Amazon service offering currently available. For AWS instances, operating system and software applications, visibility is provided in an agent or agent less model.
Enterprises are primarily concerned with operating system and application health, but historically all they can see from AWS native reporting are rudimentary server infrastructure performance and availability metrics.
CloudMapper closes that critical gap. Enterprises can view AWS asset performance just like it’s in their own data center.
- Dynamic and Visual Linkage
IT operations can now, for the first time, literally ‘see’ the critical interdependencies across all application assets in and out of the cloud workloads, on one screen. With this level of in-depth visibility, enterprises can immediately remediate issues that can cripple application performance
IT operations can see where all workloads are physically running—across the cloud—and how they are connected to one another as they change, and how they depend on each other, helping to mitigate risk during a natural disaster or technical outages.
Enterprises can finally address cloud sprawl across the many AWS accounts, zones, regions, and services, making it simple to ‘see’ where resources are needed, where they need to be cut back, and immediately see the impact of changes made.
- Instant Access to Cloud Monitoring
You provide your Amazon credentials, the dashboard goes live. Why it matters? A major breakthrough in how IT monitoring functionality is purchased and provisioned.
- Simplified Benchmarking
Enterprises to date have been reluctant to move a larger share of their application assets to AWS, not only based on cost, visibility, and security, but also lack of visibility into configuration, performance, and reliability. With ScienceLogic CloudMapper in place, enterprises for the first time can readily determine risk levels and AWS investment ROI.
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