Zenoss announced a new offering on the Google Cloud Marketplace, making it easier for organizations to immediately access and leverage Zenoss monitoring and AIOps.
As a subscription-based offering, Zenoss Cloud delivers full-stack monitoring combined with the power of AIOps, enabling holistic intelligent application and service monitoring with a goal of lights-out IT operations.
"We have seen a huge surge of interest across all industries around leveraging the broadest sets of machine data to reduce the risk of digital transformation," said Ani Gujrathi, CTO of Zenoss. "With the availability of Zenoss on the Google Cloud Marketplace, organizations can benefit from the highest level of flexibility and fastest time to value to gain unparalleled insights into their hybrid IT environments."
Modern infrastructures can generate millions or even billions of high-cardinality data points every day — context surrounding every IT metric collected. Zenoss lets you reap the benefits of the most complete context, dramatically improving the effectiveness of AIOps algorithms.
With this unique set of capabilities, Zenoss Cloud provides:
■ Immediate Root-Cause Analysis
- Use real-time modeling to gain awareness of end-to-end infrastructure-related risks
- Isolate problems immediately to improve MTTR and eliminate service outage losses
- Gain total visibility of overall IT service health with intelligent dashboards and reports
- Collaborate across teams to coordinate investigation and problem-solving
■ Prevention of IT Disruptions
- Leverage high-cardinality data to ensure continuous reliability of ephemeral systems
- Leverage AI and machine learning for predictive analytics
- Evolve from availability and performance to capacity and optimization
- Eliminate risk associated with digital transformation
■ Optimized Application Performance
- View performance and anomalies across all on-premises and cloud infrastructures
- Get AIOps insights to predict service health and performance issues
- Apply consistent monitoring policies across all cloud and on-premises systems
- Deliver management as a service for DevOps teams
■ Intelligent Automation
- Share key data and insights with other ITOM tools to automate a rapid resolution
- Future-proof your monitoring platform to run at any scale and accelerate digital transformation
- Enable agile IT while eliminating employee fatigue by reducing alerts by 99.9975%
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