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Organizations are increasingly embracing and adopting a mult-icloud approach.They are leveraging the unique strengths of multiple cloud providers like AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and others.
A robust multi-cloud monitoring strategy is essential to gain visibility, maintain performance, and avoid security risks. While this provides flexibility, scalability, and redundancy, managing and monitoring these diverse environments are not without its complexities.
But regardless of them, it’s crucial for organizations to have visibility across various cloud platforms, so they can understand how systems are performing in real time and to be able to proactively take action when necessary.
Multi-cloud monitoring is the process of overseeing and managing applications, workloads, and resources that operate across multiple cloud service providers. It involves tracking performance, availability, security, and costs in real-time from different cloud environments, ensuring that all components function optimally and in harmony.
Unlike traditional single-cloud monitoring, multi-cloud monitoring requires tools and practices that work seamlessly across various platforms, accounting for differences in architecture, performance metrics, and APIs. It goes beyond just tracking uptime or network performance; it also includes monitoring cloud-native services like containers, serverless functions, databases, and storage across different providers.
Multi-cloud monitoring typically involves a combination of cloud-native monitoring tools and third-party platforms that integrate data from multiple clouds into a single interface. Here’s a high-level overview of how it works:
Building an effective multi-cloud monitoring strategy requires careful planning, tool selection, and a deep understanding of the operational complexities involved in managing multiple cloud environments. Here are key components to consider:
To ensure seamless operations:
By addressing these components, you can create a comprehensive multi-cloud monitoring strategy that not only improves visibility and control but also drives greater efficiency, security, and cost-effectiveness across your cloud environments.
Managing multiple cloud environments brings several challenges, including:
When building or selecting a multi-cloud monitoring solution, consider the following capabilities:
When done right, multi-cloud monitoring can provide several advantages:
Learn how the right data management platform can help optimize performance, cost, and security in your multi-cloud environment.
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