ScienceLogic SL1 is available to customers of VMware Cloud on AWS.
Powered by algorithmic IT operations (AIOps), SL1 delivers real-time context to operational data for customers of VMware Cloud on AWS.
VMware Cloud on AWS delivers a seamlessly integrated hybrid cloud that extends on-premises vSphere environments to a VMware SDDC running on Amazon EC2 elastic, bare-metal infrastructure that is fully integrated as part of the AWS Cloud.
SL1 enables VMware Cloud on AWS customers to understand how mission-critical applications connect to their underlying IT infrastructure through consistent, controlled visibility and management. Multi-dimensional topology maps, known as PowerMap, enable real-time views into infrastructure, application, and service health so IT can proactively and responsively inform, analyze, and act. This context is driven by PowerSync, which allows businesses to combine data across multiple silos and generate insights that drive automated actions, regardless of whether a service runs on-premises or in the cloud. The result offers enterprises the opportunity to stay ahead of market competition by applying machine-speed to ongoing business growth.
“Modern enterprises are in a digital, ephemeral phase of IT operations that relies heavily on the relationship between mission-critical applications and infrastructure. Success requires constant visibility across multiple data centers and cloud environments and demands contextualized results at machine-speed,” said Dave Link, founder and CEO of ScienceLogic. “Our partnership with VMware provides businesses with complete visibility across their complex IT infrastructure and applications, and offers real-time contextualized data insights, even as the infrastructure and applications change. SL1 applies AI/machine learning to optimize resources and remediate issues at machine-speed, which is critical to creating meaningful and resilient digital experiences.”
“VMware Cloud on AWS gives customers the SDDC experience from the leader in private cloud, running on the leading public cloud provider, AWS,” said Kristin Edwards, Director, Technology Alliance Partner Program, VMware. “Solutions such as ScienceLogic SL1 enable IT teams to reduce cost, increase efficiency, and create operational consistency across cloud environments. We’re excited to work with partners such as ScienceLogic to enhance native VMware Cloud on AWS capabilities and empower customers with flexibility and choice in solutions that can drive business value.”
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