Reading Time: 3 minutes Hello people! Monitoring is one of the major phases in DevOps lifecycle, It makes sure that application running in your production environments runs continuously without any failure and if any failure comes into the picture then it can be tackled as soon as possible. A simple is to integrate a solution with environments that intelligently monitor, analyze and manage cloud, on-premise, and hybrid applications and Continue Reading
Reading Time: 5 minutes In our last post I introduced you to the basic characteristics of Premon, the Intelligent Monitoring solution. In this post let us try to look at what is the architecture of Premon which makes it possible for Premon to support the characteristics that we talked about. Let us look at the architecture and dissect the pieces one by one. If you would notice, there is Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes In our last post, we discussed how intelligence can be built into the monitoring systems. This helps in decreasing the burden of system monitoring and allows administrators and stakeholders to focus on relevant information. In this post we would introduce Premon and look at some of the features that it provides to make monitoring easy and efficient. Premon complements, it does not compete: Premon does Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes In our last post, we discussed the pitfalls of the traditional monitoring solutions. We also touched upon a possible solution to take care of the issues. Let us try to analyse that solution in some more detail now. Intelligent Monitoring (IM) should be able to decrease the burden of system monitoring in multiple ways. An IM system should be able to listen to multiple data Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes In the last post on the state of monitoring software we looked at how monitoring was done in the past, how it is being done now and where does it need to go. In this post let us try to look at the concrete weakness areas of the current Monitoring software solutions. Administrators have long relied upon monitoring software to analyze the current state of Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Millions of lines of software is being written every day. Though only a subset of this code makes its way to the production system but in-spite of that, there is tons of software which is being served from data centers, private and public clouds. Monitoring the software, hardware and other infrastructural components is a herculean task, if not impossible. In the good old days, the Continue Reading
