With Applications Manager's AWS performance monitoring tool, you can:
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Traditional monitoring approaches often create a fragmented view with data silos, where information is isolated within specific tiers of your AWS environment. This makes it difficult to identify performance bottlenecks and troubleshoot issues effectively. Multi-tiered AWS Monitoring with Applications Manager offers a comprehensive solution that eliminates these silos. It provides a unified view across all layers of your AWS infrastructure, including:
Monitor application services for building and deploying applications on AWS like EC2 (virtual machines), Lambda (serverless compute), SQS (message queuing), SNS (simple notification service), and ECS (container orchestration).
Gain insights into the health and performance of database components like RDS (Relational Database Service), DynamoDB (NoSQL database), and Redshift (data warehousing).
Track resource utilization of storage services such as S3 and EBS(Elastic Block Service), and monitor network elements like ELB(Elastic Load Balancer).
Applications Manager empowers you to unlock the full potential of your business-critical applications running on AWS. Our comprehensive AWS cloud monitoring tool provides granular visibility into the AWS architecture. This enables you to track key performance indicators (KPIs) for a wide range of Amazon services, including EC2 instances, DynamoDB, and RDS. This includes resource utilization, costs, request statistics, and target statuses – all tailored to specific services and instances. Applications Manager's intuitive dashboard consolidates and displays the AWS monitoring metrics in a single, clear view. This centralized dashboard empowers you to make informed decisions about resource allocation, cost optimization, and overall cloud strategy.
Applications Manager's AWS monitoring software enables you to identify the source of various performance bottlenecks with its intelligent fault analysis system. Applications Manager's AWS monitor allows you to:
While migrating to the AWS cloud can offer many benefits, achieving it with complete ease might be unrealistic. However, with the aid of AWS monitoring tools like Applications Manager, you can expedite your migration to AWS by monitoring key metrics during migration to identify any bottlenecks or performance issues.This allows for real-time adjustments to optimize the migration process. Proactive identification of issues during migration minimizes downtime and ensures a smooth transition. Our AWS monitoring tool auto-discovers resources and gives comprehensive performance insights into your AWS environment which helps make informed decisions before, during, and after the migration process.
Enhance the cost-effectiveness of your AWS environment. Applications Manager's comprehensive AWS monitoring dashboard provides detailed utilization and cost breakdowns for all your deployed services. Leverage this granular data to identify opportunities for resource optimization and cost reduction.
Furthermore, you can receive alerts for unusual spikes in spending to identify potential errors or inefficiencies. By leveraging Applications Manager, you can gain greater control over your AWS cloud expenditures and ensure optimal value from your investment.
Hybrid infrastructures that accommodate multiple cloud environments help you achieve greater flexibility, provide control over various workloads, and prevent vendor lock-ins. With Applications Manager's AWS cloud monitoring, get complete visibility to all your workloads across various clouds such as Azure, Oracle Cloud, Google Cloud, and OpenStack, apart from AWS. Monitor AWS to detect common performance problems such as application lags, service outages and server downtimes. Applications Manager also offers container monitoring for popular container services such as Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift to give an all-inclusive clarity into cloud functions.
Explore our cloud monitoring page to learn more.
AWS monitoring tools like Applications Manager help manage problematic AWS resources by configuring automated cloud actions. You can choose to start, stop, or restart your VMs when set thresholds are violated. This can reduce manual intervention and can help you administer actions for your resources without navigating to the the AWS console. Our AWS monitoring system even allows you to execute actions based on business-hours.
With our advanced analytics, you can view historical performance trends, analyze, and plan AWS costs. The capacity planning reports, powered by ML, can pinpoint resources like EC2 instances and RDS that are consistently underutilized. You can then right-size instances or leverage services like AWS Auto Scaling for dynamic scaling based on demand.This can lead to significant cost savings compared to on-demand pricing structures.
You can easily embed the reports into customizable dashboards without the need for custom query language, and share these dashboards with different stakeholders in your organization.
While native AWS monitoring solutions like AWS CloudWatch and AWS CloudTrail offer valuable functionality, they can sometimes be complex to configure and might not fit every organization's budget. Not to mention the challenge of employing disparate tools for each cloud provider. With a platform agnostic cloud observability solution like Applications Manager, you gain comprehensive insights into your AWS infrastructure without the complexity or potential cost limitations of native solutions(we don't charge per metric or CPUs). Our automated discovery streamlines the setup process, minimizing configuration time, and effort for your team. Whether you're managing a single application or a complex multi-tier architecture, Applications Manager can scale effortlessly to meet your evolving needs.
It allows us to track crucial metrics such as response times, resource utilization, error rates, and transaction performance. The real-time monitoring alerts promptly notify us of any issues or anomalies, enabling us to take immediate action.
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