Discover and Monitor Multi-Cloud Environment with OpsRamp

1. Blog 3: OpsRamp.com Discover and Monitor Multi-Cloud Environment with OpsRamp One of the main reasons to practice multi-cloud deployment is to avoid a lock-in with a specific vendor and make sure the adaptability of the applications is seamless between various environments. Let us consider an organization that has created a custom workload and replicated the same in public clouds: AWS, Azure and GCP. While there are many reasons to replicate workloads, it’s equally important to understand the availability and health of each cloud environment to make sure the workloads are performing steadily. OpsRamp, a modern IT operations management (ITOM) platform, makes it simple for various personas to track multi-cloud deployments from a single screen. Let's dive into OpsRamp’s capability to monitor each of these public cloud vendors: ●AWS Cloud Monitoring: Without a doubt, AWS has been leading the public cloud space. OpsRamp integrates with AWS to discover and manage more than 80 IaaS, PaaS, FaaS and CaaS services. This gives IT leaders an eagle-eye view of an organization’s public cloud consumption, alerts business unit owners when allocated budgets are violated, generates events towards availability and performance metrics assigned against services consumed, and initiates real-time discovery when new services are deployed. ●Azure Cloud Monitoring: OpsRamp integrates with Azure APIs to discover and manage more than 75 Azure services under one hood. Enterprises which are “Microsoft shops” may have various hybrid cloud deployments, ranging from Office 365, Dynamics 365, and Azure databases. Having a unified view across these hybrid workloads allows IT to understand the load, response times, availability and performance data captured to analyze consumption and make decisions to auto-scale these services. ●Google Cloud Monitoring: Google’s cloud journey is picking up pace, as IT organizations are increasingly interested in Google’s programmable infrastructure, Kubernetes. OpsRamp supports containerization technology across all public clouds and on premise/private cloud environments. OpsRamp also keeps track of the Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) environment associated with Google Anthos to ensure that workloads deployment is intact and unaffected by performance issues. OpsRamp supports more than 40 Google Cloud services to ensure continuous availability and perform escalation of the right contextual alerts to the right teams. To conclude, OpsRamp is an optimal solution for hybrid and multi-cloud management by tracking all cloud resources in real-time: more than 150 services across AWS, Google, and Azure. OpsRamp brings cloud-native monitoring tools into one system for analysis, monitors cloud spends, maps cloud services dependencies and application topology, and curates

2. Blog 3: OpsRamp.com dashboards to represent multi-cloud availability and performance. Most critically, OpsRamp’s automated discovery, intelligent alert management, and auto-remediation capabilities mean that IT leaders can avoid outages and major performance issues that threaten user adoption and overall ROI from public cloud infrastructure.