Oracle has announced the Oracle Cloud Observability and Management Platform, bringing together a comprehensive set of management, diagnostic, and analytics services that help customers eliminate the complexity, risk, and cost associated with today’s fragmented approach for managing multi-cloud and on-premise environments.
The Oracle Cloud Observability and Management Platform is available in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and consists of a suite of services that provide a unified view across the entire software stack..
With built-in machine learning, it automatically detects anomalies and enables quick remediation. The platform has adopted an open, standards-based approach that is vendor-agnostic, supporting ecosystem interoperability out-of-the-box with Slack, Grafana, Twilio, PagerDuty, and others.
According to Oracle, customers’ IT environments have evolved rapidly, but existing monitoring and management offerings have not kept up with the increasing complexity found with multi-cloud and on-premIT environments. Citing Gartner estimates that more than a third of organizations use 30 or more monitoring tools, Oracle says that organizations have experienced a rise in the complexity and cost of managing their existing infrastructure and a growing number of emerging technologies such as Kubernetes, containers, converged databases, and microservices.
The Oracle Cloud Observability and Management Platform aims to provide customers with a comprehensive and connected solution comprised of related services. This includes the newly announced Logging, Logging Analytics, Database Management, Application Performance Monitoring, Operations Insights and Service Connector Hub services, as well as existing services such as Monitoring, Notifications, Events, Functions, Streaming and OS Management.
“Oracle has deep domain expertise in operating the largest portfolio of SaaS and enterprise application environments. We also manage the largest and most critical datasets for our customers, and we develop and operate on-premises infrastructure, unlike other cloud providers,” said Clay Magouyrk, executive vice president, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. With the new offering, sayd Magouyrk, Oracle is combining decades of experience with OCI to provide end-to-end visibility for all layers of the IT stack—whether customers’ apps are deployed on Oracle Cloud, Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer, on-premise, or in other public clouds.
Customers using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer have immediate access to the new offering.
For more information, go to www.oracle.com/manageability.