ThousandEyes announced Network Intelligence coverage for multi-cloud environments.
Organizations leveraging any combination of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP), have the ability to measure and visualize application and network-layer performance metrics on a cloud-to-cloud, Internet-to-cloud and inter-region basis. Companies gain immediate and comprehensive visibility into every service delivery path in a multi-cloud environment, allowing them to overcome the complex operational challenges of multi-cloud deployments, accelerate cloud adoption and deliver superior digital experiences.
Immediate Network Insights for Multi-Cloud Deployments ThousandEyes Network Intelligence for multi-cloud environments includes pre-provisioned and easy-to-deploy IaaS vantage points, including 15 AWS regions, 15 GCP regions and 25 Azure regions, as well as Agent-to-Agent tests between Cloud Agents. This provides the ability for IT teams to measure inter-region, hybrid and inter-cloud performance, map network paths and monitor connectivity between a combination of on-premises and cloud data centers. Companies are also enabled to adopt a data-driven approach when planning multi-cloud deployments, as well as provide immediate visibility into application delivery, network behavior and inter-service dependencies, and their impact on digital experience. Additionally, ThousandEyes Enterprise Agents can be deployed easier than ever before with pre-validated templates for the major IaaS providers, allowing for even deeper visibility from virtual private cloud (VPC) instances and availability zones.
"Without visibility into every path that applications and services traverse on the Internet, enterprises are putting their blind faith in the complex chain of service providers involved in delivering their digital experiences. They're actively risking their end user experience and its impact on revenue, brand reputation and employee productivity, and this issue is only compounded in a multi-cloud environment," said Nick Kephart, Senior Director of Product Management at ThousandEyes. "Some of our largest and fastest-growing enterprise customers such as Box, JLL, Okta, Slack and Zuora already rely on ThousandEyes for visibility into the cloud. Expanding our global infrastructure to include pre-deployments directly inside major IaaS providers is a logical evolution that aligns with today's multi-cloud reality and makes it easier than ever for them to ensure the delivery of superior digital experiences."
ThousandEyes Network Intelligence coverage for multi-cloud environments is now generally available.
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