Zyrion, a provider of Cloud and IT Monitoring software solutions, announced the availability of the Traverse Predictive Analytics Module that learns the component behavior pattern of IT Services and helps isolate the underlying problem for performance degradation within distributed, heterogeneous cloud infrastructures.
Zyrion launched the Data Capture and Processing module for seamless monitoring of Cloud technologies last year, followed by the release of its analyst recognized Automation module in the last quarter of 2011. This third phase of Zyrion's platform evolution -- Intelligent & Predictive Analytics delivers features essential to reducing false alarms using predictive analytics in today's dynamic IT environments.
All IT services have dynamic demand requirements, but IT infrastructure has always been static. IT departments have always over provisioned for the peak loads leading to wasted and idle resources. Cloud and Virtualization technologies are enabling IT to be dynamic and map the demand to the available infrastructure. However, monitoring platforms have not kept up with these dynamic IT environments, and retained their static, inefficient alerting and reporting model.
Zyrion's new Predictive Analytics module allows automatic baselining and behavior learning of Cloud and IT infrastructure based on historical data analytics. This behavioral analysis can be applied to all underlying components of an IT or Business service, which creates a demand based performance profile of an IT service.
Zyrion's new Traverse Analytical Module is designed to help IT administrators detect service issues that were traditionally masked because of static behavior models, and help isolate the IT service component whose current performance does not match the predictive behavior pattern. The automation and analytical features in Zyrion's monitoring platform deliver best in class features for an IT industry hungry for efficient ways to manage their sprawling Cloud and IT infrastructure.
Specific features in Zyrion's predictive analytics module includes:
* Behavioral Pattern Analysis: Automatically determine the behavior of any and all IT components by analyzing the performance metrics for time of day and day of week behavior over any given period of time.
* Flexible Baselining based on Behavioral Pattern: Administrators have the flexibility to adjust the calculated baseline behavior using any statistical calculations of mean, peak or 95th percentiles.
* Composite Thresholds: Allows creating composite Service Metrics for any IT service and modeling the behavior of this Composite Service Container metric.
* SLAs based on Behavioral Analytics: Zyrion Traverse's Cloud SLA module can now track SLA violations based on the behavioral patterns in addition to the traditional fixed threshold metrics.
"These Predictive Analytical features are designed to help IT organizations deal proactively with the dynamic nature of IT services in Cloud & virtual IT environments," said Vikas Aggarwal, CEO of Zyrion. "Using real-time data analytics based on historical patterns on our massively scalable, patented architecture allows large enterprises to reduce noise and false alarms, and have an immediate impact on lowering TCO for managing your IT infrastructure."
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