Cloud monitoring solution

Cloud monitoring is the process of evaluating, monitoring, and managing cloud-based services, applications, and infrastructure. Companies utilize various application monitoring tools to monitor cloud-based applications. Here’s a look at how it works and best practices for success.

Cloud services, open-source technologies, and microservices architectures enable only part of a high velocity release cycle. Organizational structure and release cycle processes are the foundation for enabling a “move fast without breaking things” culture. Create a safety net with the right level of shared visibility across development and operations teams for every component of your cloud app. 

Cloud monitoring is the process of reviewing and managing the operational workflow and processes within a cloud infrastructure or asset. It’s generally implemented through automated monitoring software that gives central access and control over the cloud infrastructure.

Admins can review the operational status and health of cloud servers and components.

Concerns arise based on the type of cloud structure you have, and your strategy for using it. If you’re using a public cloud service, you tend to have limited control and visibility for managing and monitoring the infrastructure. A private cloud, which most large organizations use, provides the internal IT department more control and flexibility, with added consumption benefits.

Regardless of the type of cloud structure your company uses, monitoring is critical to performance and security