Site24x7, the cloud-based performance monitoring solution for DevOps and IT operations from Zoho Corporation, announced the availability of its monitoring service in China with the launch of a new data center in Shanghai.
Site24x7.cn, available immediately in Simplified Chinese, is an AI-powered solution that provides businesses in the region with the support and end-to-end visibility vital to their digital transformation and optimization journey.
The launch introduces the company's all-in-one monitoring capabilities, including user experience, infrastructure, and application performance monitoring, to provide a better end user experience for digital services. Site24x7 enhances business productivity and delivers operational efficiency, enabling businesses to gain a competitive advantage.
This investment assures the R&D focused company's long-term commitment and future in China as a leading provider of all-in-one monitoring solution that help businesses transition to a seamless digital experience. Businesses can now sign up for a three month free trial of the full-fledged solution starting from today.
"With digital services among China's businesses picking pace, the country is heading northwards in adopting IaaS and PaaS," said Li Fei, VP Zoho China. "This calls for continuous monitoring of cloud environments to have an edge over others in business. Site24x7's entry into China market brings in expertise and performance monitoring best practices to address the growing business and IT challenges in the region."
According to China Internet Watch, China's public cloud IaaS market will reach RMB 342.58 billion (USD 49.87 billion) by the end of 2021. Small and medium-sized businesses are adopting public and private cloud offerings for their digital transformation strategies, while enterprises are adopting a multi-cloud, hybrid approach. For all these scenarios, both IT and DevOps teams are tasked with managing the ever-increasing complexity of the infrastructure to provide a better user experience. It's imperative for the teams to have end-to-end visibility of their infrastructure to proactively solve issues in the applications before they impact customers and their businesses.
Addressing this growing demand for better user experience in the region, the company announces operations in China to provide the same seamless experience, which it has been successfully offering for over 25,000 customers and 100+ Fortune 1,000 companies worldwide. Site24x7's unified solution delivers full stack monitoring in a hybrid environment, giving DevOps and IT teams a holistic view into their IT infrastructure, thus ensuring applications run all the time in a secured manner, and perform optimally. The product, fortified with artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps), proactively predicts outages based on event correlation thus bringing downtime episodes to near zero.
"Slow is the new down in the digital era," said Srinivasa Raghavan, Product Manager, Site24x7. "China's growing adoption and optimization of digital services emphasizes the need to deliver top-notch user experience to their customers. Site24x7 bridges the operational gap for DevOps and IT teams with its deep monitoring insights that provide better visibility into performance trends and user impact, reducing time to repair and refine."
The new Shanghai data center will be Site24x7's fifth data center worldwide in conjunction with Zoho Corporation, and the company will announce another in Beijing in the next quarter. The company's office in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Xian, Chengdu, Fuzhou, Jinan gives easy access to both customers and partners in reaching new horizons in business.
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