ScienceLogic released a new version of its IT monitoring software.
The software is designed to solve the age-old challenge of automatically discovering and visually mapping the connections and interdependencies of technologies across different IT silos and clouds. The solution enables organizations to use this information to dramatically reduce IT complexity and solve problems faster than ever before. With the world generating more data this year than the past 5,000 years combined, technology moving at the speed of light, and IT complexity growing at an exponential rate, reducing IT complexity has become a fundamental need for an organization’s survival.
With this software release, ScienceLogic’s CloudMapper technology can visually map relationships, measure, and monitor cross-technology stacks without human intervention. You can now visually see the relationship and dependencies of VMs to storage, to network, to applications, and more, across multiple hybrid clouds. This visual understanding helps IT professionals see anomalies before they cause an impact.
Key Hybrid IT Management capabilities delivered in this release include:
- Dynamic Visuals: Visually shows IT resources across multiple clouds, regardless if they are on-prem, off-prem, or both. Automatically adjusts visual maps to changed relationships so reported interdependencies are always accurate and complete
- Real-Time Monitoring: Monitors and proactively detects anomalies across technologies and clouds in real-time
- Intelligent Relationships & Bursting: Shows the relationships between complex technologies—for example, an on-prem server that uses storage in the public cloud—and allows for intelligent bursting of compute, storage, and networking resources on- and off-prem based on business need
- Fast Problem Resolution: Multi-level views and dashboards provide the ability to diagnose and resolve problems fast with drill down from a single alert to a visual interdependency map, to technology, to resource, to performance and health of that resource, all the way to the specific metric highlighting the underlying problem, within seconds
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