Three months since the previous version of the monitoring software Pandora FMS was released and, after introducing new and improved work dynamic in development and quality control, Ártica ST, the Spanish company behind Pandora FMS, has announced a new stable version of their product: version 6.0 SP2, which includes different improvements, fixes and even some new features.
Pandora FMS is a constantly evolving monitoring solution, oriented to large and medium companies that has already gained the trust of customers worldwide. Because of its flexibility, it allows its users to face immediate and spontaneous operational issues, both in infrastructures and IT processes, further allowing users to directly reduce costs in IT with the consolidation of a multitude of monitoring solutions.
Improved performance on Windows installations: For customers that use a Microsoft exclusive infrastructure, this new edition brings largely improved performance for Pandora FMS installations that perform in Windows environments; with highly superior response times during data processing and in the web interface (up to double the previous performance in some points).
Cloud oriented: During these past months Pandora FMS has evolved in its integration with referencial cloud providers, Amazon and Azure; apart from having joined in on Docker’s container system through Docker Hub. This makes it possible to deploy a monitoring system as complete as Pandora FMS with just a single command prompt.
Reduce costs through unified monitoring: Pandora FMS brings cost reductions by unifying different monitoring tools into the same solution which is strongly integrated and has a large capacity for adaptation to new needs derived from business model changes.
From monitoring a network, to doing the same for cash flow, in real time and at different Points of Sale (PoS), along with the possibility to generate dashboards and periodically scheduled reports for CEOs, Pandora FMS is a one piece toolbox.
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