Virtana announced the general availability of Virtana Platform, providing enterprises with comprehensive, real-time visibility and intelligent automation across their entire hybrid IT estates.
This AI-based platform enables the deepest observability in traditional IT environments, hybrid estates, and advanced AI data centers.
Virtana Platform consolidates data from Virtana's proprietary collectors, OTEL collectors, and other disparate monitoring tools into a centralized, AI-powered dashboard called Virtana Global View. By aggregating alerts, correlating events, and automating root cause analysis and incident resolution, Virtana Platform empowers IT teams to focus on strategic initiatives rather than firefighting operational issues. Virtana Platform is vendor-agnostic and can be deployed in both on-premises and cloud environments, giving organizations ultimate flexibility to manage their infrastructure in a way that aligns with their business practices.
"We understand the challenges our customers face in managing increasingly complex hybrid IT environments," said Paul Appleby, CEO of Virtana. "We built Virtana Platform with artificial intelligence at its core and designed it to help our customers overcome these challenges with the deepest possible observability, intelligent automation, and actionable insights. By empowering our customers with these cutting-edge capabilities and AI-powered insights, we're enabling them to improve performance, reduce costs, and accelerate their digital transformation initiatives. And we continue to push the envelope on what's possible with deep observability. We've heard the call from our customers for deeper insights into the intricacies of their AI infrastructure and models, and we're ready to answer that call. Stay tuned for additional exciting news."
Key capabilities of Virtana Platform include:
- Consolidated alerts dashboard with policy-based noise reduction and AI enrichment
- Comprehensive and automated topology discovery and mapping of IT architecture elements, including storage, compute, network, and data fabric
- Automated alert notification and AI-based remediation through integrations with ServiceNow, Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, and more
- Automatic and AI-powered root cause analysis (RCA) and self-healing for rapid issue resolution
- Hybrid cost and capacity management with AI-driven optimization recommendations
- Virtana Copilot, an intuitive GenAI natural language interface for querying infrastructure data
- Flexibility to both observe and deploy in on-premises, colocation, and cloud environments
Virtana Platform is available now.
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