Tag: Monitoring

Discover how LTIMindtree’s Infinity Watch, built on AWS, provides full-stack observability to enhance business resiliency, reduce operational costs, and accelerate issue resolution. Learn how this AI-driven solution can help your enterprise gain actionable insights across your cloud environment.

New Relic partnered with AWS to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030. Migrating to AWS cloud and adopting Graviton-powered services led to a 37% decrease in carbon emissions and 15-20% performance boost. By 2024, 64% of workloads ran on Graviton instances, showcasing how cloud technology drives sustainability and performance.

Learn how LogicMonitor’s SaaS platform provides hybrid and multicloud observability, covering a wide range of AWS services and workload environments. This post covers LogicMonitor’s core capabilities of scalable, agentless, automated performance monitoring. LogicMonitor also assists with cloud migration and offers built-in multicloud cost optimization and recommendations for monitored resources.

As companies adopt a cloud-first strategy, ITOps and DevOps require a single view of application services and infrastructure so they can be equipped with the right observability solution. Observability lets you determine what’s important by watching how the system performs over time, and ask new questions using metrics, logs, or traces. Tech Mahindra’s smart monitoring and resolution tool is called SMART and is built on top of AWS observability and telemetry tools.

Voice services play a significant role across many industries by enabling real-time and critical communications; but building the computing infrastructure internally to deliver a high-quality voice service involves considerable capital and operational expenses. This post discusses the current challenges in monitoring voice call quality and how Voipfuture’s Qrystal for AWS can be used to bring enriched visibility into your critical communication infrastructure.

Customers considering advanced monitoring solutions based on machine learning to reduce false alarm notifications can choose DXC Technology as their implementation partner due to its vast domain experience across industry verticals and deep cloud technology expertise. Learn how DXC analyzed the challenges faced by a large global pharmaceutical company and how the proposed monitoring solution helped the customer save effort in handling false incidents.

Application access patterns have changed—users can now access applications from multiple places such as corporate offices or even from the comfort of their homes. Learn how Cisco ThousandEyes monitors network infrastructure, troubleshoots application delivery, and maps internet performance, all from a SaaS-based platform. ThousandEyes provides a collectively powered view of the internet, enabling you to see, understand, and improve digital experiences for consumers of your applications, wherever they are.

The shift from a traditional Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) to microservices running on Kubernetes has given rise to a new set of challenges. To avoid blind spots, engineers need visibility into the dependencies between different microservices at the individual request level. Learn how Instana has fully automated the installation of the monitoring agent into Kubernetes, and how it helps monitor containerized workloads in Amazon EKS.

Amazon CloudWatch Synthetics monitors RESTful APIs, URLs, and website content endpoints via synthetic traffic. Dynatrace also offers powerful, integrated synthetic capabilities, but if you use both CloudWatch and Dynatrace you have to switch between their consoles to check status. Now, you can integrate CloudWatch Synthetics into Dynatrace and check for unexpected behavior across both platforms from a single dashboard in your Dynatrace account.

To fully leverage the versatility and scalability of containers, you need a monitoring solution capable of providing clarity into a highly dynamic environment comprising thousands (or even tens of thousands) of ephemeral containers. Learn how Datadog provides visibility into dynamic, ephemeral container workloads running on Amazon EKS, a service that makes it easy for you to run Kubernetes on AWS without needing to install and operate your own Kubernetes clusters.