Monitoring

Gain insights, ensure uptime, and stay ahead with our comprehensive cloud monitoring solutions.

Since its introduction in the 1960s, cloud computing has evolved significantly, becoming a cornerstone for many businesses. Cloud monitoring has become increasingly vital with this growth, ensuring optimal availability and maximum security for cloud-based IT assets, architecture, and infrastructure. In this article, we'll explore the types of cloud monitoring, its benefits, challenges, best practices, and what Ant Tech offers in cloud monitoring solutions.

What Do We Offer

This involves monitoring traffic, availability, resource consumption, and other critical performance parameters across cloud-hosted websites to ensure optimal uptime and operation.

Monitoring of virtualized infrastructure and virtual machines (VMs) to ensure each VM is performing at its best by monitoring its users, traffic, and status.

Monitoring the connectivity and operational health of virtual networks to prevent overloads with traffic and ensure crucial connections remain intact.

Monitoring access requests, database queries, availability, data integrity, and resource usage to prevent outages that can bring systems offline.

Monitoring storage operations and resources allocated to virtual machines, services, databases, and applications, ensuring high responsiveness and prompt issue resolution.

Proactive Issue Identification

Anticipate and resolve potential problems, ensuring uninterrupted service delivery and protection against cybersecurity threats.

Scalability and Growth

Easily scale our monitoring solutions to accommodate your organization's growth without extensive resources.

Managed and Updated by Experts

Our cloud monitoring tools are maintained and updated regularly by our team of experts, ensuring the latest features and security measures.

Minimal Downtime

Cloud monitoring solutions minimize downtime, leading to fewer errors and an enhanced customer experience.

Cost Optimization

Keep a vigilant eye on cloud service usage and associated costs to manage and optimize expenses effectively.

Technologies & Tools

Prometheus

Datadog

Grafana

SonarQube

New Relic

Elastic Logstash

DevOps lifecycle for Cloud Services

Identify Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Define critical KPIs and metrics impacting your business bottom line and user experience. Prioritize monitoring elements that align with your organizational goals, providing clarity on what deserves close attention.

Map Components to Business Services

Group underlying components into applications and map them to relevant business services. Given the complexity of cloud environments, understanding the relationships between resources is crucial. This mapping enhances comprehension of how issues in one component impact broader applications and, ultimately, business and end users.

Monitor Cloud Service Usage and Costs

Keep a vigilant eye on cloud service usage and associated fees. Cloud scalability is an advantage, but increased usage may lead to higher costs. Ensure your monitoring solution tracks usage activities, helping manage and optimize costs effectively.

Establish Baselines

Define normal activity levels for different applications. A solid understanding of baseline performance enables your monitoring solution to automatically adjust servers, ensuring optimal performance when applications deviate from their baseline, whether exceeding or falling below.

Centralize Data within a Single Platform

In order to have a comprehensive understanding of cloud performance, it is crucial that all of your cloud monitoring data—including data gathered from several sources—live in one location and be easily accessible and consistent.

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