ScienceLogicvannounced a series of updates to its solution suite, including new capabilities for the ScienceLogic AI Platform and Skylar™ AI Suite in terms of automation, observability, secure government operations, and low-code development.
“We’re focused on delivering purposeful AI that empowers IT teams with the insight and control they need to stay ahead of disruptions,” said Michael Nappi, chief product officer at ScienceLogic. “By combining advanced analytics, automation, and secure extensibility, we’re helping customers drive better outcomes across hybrid-cloud and mission-critical environments.”
Key solution updates include:
Skylar Analytics Unleashes AI-Powered Insights for Proactive IT Mastery: Skylar Analytics has cemented itself as a game-changer since its launch in early 2025, winning the AI Breakthrough Award for “Predictive Analytics Platform of the Year” and the Bronze Stevies American Business Award in “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Solution” category. Building on these achievements and recent industry validation, ScienceLogic has continued to refine the Skylar Analytics solution. Most noteworthy are the updates to its ability to transform raw telemetry into a strategic advantage through four cutting-edge enhancements, including:
- Data Visualization: Incorporation of Apache Superset dashboards offer a wide array of visualization options for ScienceLogic AI Platform data, enabling users to create diverse and interactive charts, graphs, and dashboards from basic bar charts to complex geospatial visualizations, allowing for compelling data storytelling. The updates offer an intuitive, no-code interface for quick chart building, making it accessible to users with varying technical backgrounds.
- Powerful yet Simple Data Export: New ODBC integrations with Tableau and Microsoft Power BI for deep metric analysis allow your BI team to use their own know-how and tools to leverage ScienceLogic’s comprehensive data lake.
- Anomaly Detection: Prioritized scoring of outliers in time series data is viewable directly in our updated intelligent Device Investigator.
- Predictive Alerting: Additional visibility to simplify automatic flagging issues like storage exhaustion or network oversubscription before they escalate.
These enhancements further facilitate IT teams’ transition from reactive operations to proactive, insight-driven management.
FedRAMP Authorization Accelerates Government Cloud Adoption: In May 2025, ScienceLogic’s Government Cloud achieved FedRAMP Moderate Authorization, satisfying over 300 NIST-aligned controls. Now listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace and DoDIN APL, the FedRAMP-certified platform simplifies procurement for federal agencies. It delivers unified observability across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid environments, with Zero Trust-aligned dashboards and AI-enhanced decision support to boost operational resilience.
NVIDIA GPU Monitoring Delivers Real-Time Performance at Scale: The updated NVIDIA GPU Monitoring ScienceLogic PowerPack (v100) provides real-time observability into high-performance compute environments, including AI training, simulation, and edge computing. The PowerPack works automatically to simplify intelligent discovery while establishing proactive monitors for GPU metrics like utilization and thermal status. At the same time, built-in event policies trigger alerts for issues such as overheating or performance drops which are critical to capturing maximum value from these expensive systems and workloads.
These capabilities help IT teams optimize resources, sustain uptime, and efficiently manage increasingly complex, rapidly growing GPU infrastructure.
Dynamic Application Builder Simplifies Custom Monitoring with Low-Code Tools: Many competitive out-of-the-box observability solutions don’t allow IT to control their own destiny to support the next new technology that your organization requires for management and custom instrumentation. These updates to the ScienceLogic AI Platform take no-code simplification to the next level, quickly instrumenting anything you need to monitor, manage, or automate. The Dynamic Application Builder (v1.2.0) accelerates custom monitoring development via a low-code wizard. New features enable developers to configure HTTP/SSH credentials, pull API or CLI payloads, and export directly to SL1. It supports rapid creation of PowerPack-ready components via snippet arguments, JC parsers, and custom headers.
Enhancements include API testing, basic authentication (OAuth2 support planned), integration with the “Low-Code Tools” PowerPack for bulk buildout, and stronger SSL verification and authentication handling.
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