Zenoss announced the launch of a free trial for monitoring Kubernetes, a platform for running containers in production at scale, including in on-prem and cloud environments.
The Zenoss monitoring capabilities for Kubernetes enable customers to:
- Begin monitoring in minutes with no training required for operations personnel.
- Leverage secure, cloud-based monitoring with zero install.
- Gain insights for Kubernetes clusters in a single pane of glass along with the broader infrastructure for those deployments in AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, as well as in private or hybrid clouds and on-prem environments.
- Get complete visibility into the health and performance of nodes, services, pods, containers, namespaces and more.
- Immediately access actions, notifications and intelligent dashboards with out-of-box templates.
Zenoss Cloud is an AI-driven full-stack monitoring platform that collects all machine data, uniquely enabling the emergence of context for preventing service disruptions in complex, modern IT environments. Zenoss Cloud leverages powerful machine learning and real-time analytics of streaming data to deliver AIOps, giving companies the ability to scale and adapt to the changing needs of their businesses.
Zenoss Cloud enables visibility into container orchestration systems, like Kubernetes, along with all other infrastructure supporting the applications being delivered by the systems.
“Containerized applications have become a staple in modern enterprise IT environments,” said Trent Fitz, chief product officer at Zenoss, “yet most deployments are inefficient due to a significant lack of visibility into the health and performance of all Kubernetes components. The insights Zenoss Cloud provides dramatically improve the ability of organizations to maximize the benefits of their Kubernetes environments.”
Zenoss Cloud monitoring for Kubernetes is generally available now, with no download required.
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