Viavi Solutions announced a partnership with ScienceLogic to develop integrated solutions for enterprise IT operations.
This new partnership will allow IT teams to manage workload availability and performance across their hybrid IT infrastructure, from legacy data center environments to the private and public cloud.
The jointly-developed solution will enable organizations to realize the cost savings and agility benefits of accelerated cloud adoption without the concern and risk due to lost visibility of IT assets.
The integrated solution will provide holistic, real-time visualization of hybrid IT environments, including the underlying network, compute, and storage components, whether they reside on-premise or in the cloud. These views are combined with live dependency mapping and detailed performance visibility of the virtual and physical IT elements that support critical business applications.
The offering also brings high levels of automation and logical workflows providing greater context for quicker cross-domain problem solving.
“With enterprises increasingly migrating and spanning critical business operations across converged private and public cloud environments, they require visibility and automated intelligence to ensure the success of their IT investments,” said Paul McNab, EVP and Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer of Viavi. “Partnering with ScienceLogic will give our customers a best-of-breed approach to dynamically manage cloud resources, proactively detect performance and business-impacting issues, and automate responses to deal with problems on the fly.”
Dave Link, ScienceLogic CEO said: “Hybrid IT adoption is experiencing explosive growth with our customers adopting hybrid cloud across the board. The ScienceLogic platform, which provides a holistic way to monitor and trouble shoot complex cross-domain infrastructures, is increasingly vital to the success of any hybrid IT environment.”
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