ScienceLogic announced enhanced and extended support for hybrid cloud monitoring and management in the latest release of its award-winning ScienceLogic Smart IT platform.
Highlighted in this release are significant updates to the ScienceLogic Power-Packs that provide smart monitoring policies that are highly automated for Amazon Web Services (AWS) and VMware vCloud Director.
To support today’s dynamic infrastructure with “compute anywhere” requirements, ScienceLogic service management views seamlessly show service levels, health, availability, and risk regardless of where individual service delivery resources (e.g., storage, database, web servers, etc.) reside – in the data center or in the cloud.
Designed to support multi-tenant operations for service providers or enterprises, ScienceLogic Smart IT software provides an ultra-flexible and unified monitoring and management platform for hybrid cloud and converged compute environments.
Hundreds of ScienceLogic Power-Packs work out-of-the-box to collect data from any computing source and present actionable information in context that drive Smart IT policies.
New in ScienceLogic v7.3
- Advanced Monitoring of AWS provides the most comprehensive set of performance, availability, and billing information in easy-to-analyze dashboard views, across multiple Amazon accounts, services, and regions.
- Advanced Monitoring of VMware vCloud Director automatically applies service level monitoring for VMware cloud assets across public, private, and hybrid cloud environments, making ScienceLogic the only product on the market to support fully multi-tenant operations for VMware cloud assets.
- Dynamic Component Mapping provides automated relational mapping and continuous, intelligent updates to status of individual systems that make up highly dynamic, complex infrastructures, such as Cisco UCS, VCE Vblock, and virtual environments using vMotion.
- ScienceLogic’s single RESTful API provides access to all performance, fault, configuration and analytics data.
“We believe that every IT organization will run hybrid operations – whether that means multiple vendors and service providers or a mix of data center, public, private, and hybrid cloud assets,” said Jeremy Sherwood, ScienceLogic Cloud Strategist. “To support this vision, ScienceLogic software has always been vendor-agnostic, and we continue to follow our mission to simplify what is becoming an increasingly complex and dynamic operational environment, with centralized, automated policy-based management. The new release takes this commitment to the next level to ensure seamless management in hybrid and converged compute environments, enabling IT to move at the speed of business today.”
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