“Today, enterprises are increasingly adopting cloud and hybrid IT infrastructures. However, infrastructure visibility can pose a challenge for IT departments, making unified monitoring essential for digital business success,” said Richard Gerdis, VP, DevOps, Asia Pacific & Japan, CA Technologies. “The need of the hour is to provide IT teams with the unified visibility to efficiently and proactively monitor whatever combination of physical, virtualised, and cloud infrastructure they have in place at any given time. CA UIM addresses the intensifying need for across-the-board hybrid cloud monitoring, resulting in a faster mean time to repair, better operational efficiency and rapid technology adoption.”
“CA UIM has given us the ability to manage our cloud and dynamic resources with the same rigour as traditional resources,” said Jongho Kang, COO, Bespin Global, a cloud specialist headquartered in Korea. “By identifying over- or underutilised resources across our cloud and on-premises infrastructure, we have been able to ensure high levels of IT performance and availability for our customers, thereby reducing costs and boosting their IT and business performance.”
“We are committed to helping our customers use cloud infrastructures to reduce costs and increase the efficiency of their operations while improving the quality of the services they provide to their internal and external stakeholders,” said Kevin Langford, Director, Managed Services, Sirius Computer Solutions, which has an office in India. "More and more of our customers are looking to use cloud platforms such as Nutanix for private cloud and AWS for public cloud, and the comprehensive monitoring capabilities in CA UIM are key in enabling us to ensure the performance and reliability of the diverse set of private cloud platforms that can best support our customers’ top initiatives.”
CA UIM encapsulates the complexity of hybrid infrastructures by providing end-to-end visibility across on-premises, private or public cloud based infrastructures through a single console. The solution’s open, extensible architecture enables users to easily extend monitoring to new technologies or expand monitoring configurations of existing elements. CA UIM provides:
· Service-centric and unified analytics capabilities that rapidly identify the root cause of performance issues, resulting in a faster mean time to repair and better end user experience
· Out-of-the-box support for more than 140 on-premises and cloud technologies
· Easy to use templates for configuring monitors that can be applied to groups of systems
· Out-of-the-box support for more than 140 on-premises and cloud technologies
· Easy to use templates for configuring monitors that can be applied to groups of systems
CA UIM’s monitoring coverage now includes Docker containers, PureStorage arrays, Nutanix hyperconverged systems and OpenStack cloud environments as well as additional capabilities for AWS cloud infrastructures. For AWS, CA UIM now offers billing metrics and support for additional services that provide deeper, actionable insights on performance.
“EMA research has seen increased adoption of hybrid cloud infrastructure, which can lead to new challenges for IT operations,” said Shamus McGillicuddy, Senior Analyst, Network Management, Enterprise Management Associates. “These new enhancements give CA UIM industry-leading visibility into a wide variety of infrastructure components and cloud services that are in use in today’s hybrid IT infrastructures.”
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