Your journey to Managed Services is simpler than you think. VANAPS offers enterprise-grade performance cloud monitoring and analytics tools and to overcome growth challenges without a hitch.

When it comes to cloud growth, everyone’s got to be on board. Cloud monitoring solutions are designed to aggregate performance data in real-time, using automated tools that track performance, resource allocation & network availability. This gives IT staff visibility into and control over their entire cloud-based infrastructure.

Most cloud monitoring solutions can be broken down into the following categories:

Website Monitoring:

• Every business needs to ensure its websites and web services remain highly accessible, optimized, and secure.
• Monitoring tools help to identify minor and large-scale hardware failures and security gaps so that developers and administrators can take corrective action before problems affect user experiences.
• Helps you to meet global standards:
• Puts security first:
• Avoid fines and penalties:

Hybrid cloud Monitoring:

• Now a days enterprises use a variety of on-premises and cloud-based solutions.
• Monitor your applications and services wherever they are hosted— on-premises, in the public cloud, or in hybrid cloud infrastructures.
• We help administrators understand the relationships and interdependencies between cloud and on-premises infrastructure tiers.
• Manage resource capacity and right-size infrastructure hardware (CPU, GPU, memory, disk and network) to support application workloads on your hybrid cloud environment.
• Proactively detect service application slowdowns, server downtime, network latency and virtualization and storage bottlenecks inside and outside the cloud environment.

Network Monitoring:

• A network monitor helps you to monitor the performance of any IP-based device and helps businesses remotely visualize their system performance and monitor network services, bandwidth utilization, switches, routers and traffic flow.
• Network Performance Monitoring provides full visibility into every network component that makes up your on-premise, cloud and hybrid environment.
• By monitoring the performance of connections among your hosts, services, virtual private clouds (VPCs), and other elements, it determines where in the network the root cause of any issue is present.
• Once you have identified network issues, network optimization helps in improving the performance to a desired level.

Benefits of Network Monitoring:

• Act on real-time network insights.
• Gain deep DNS visibility.
• Monitor connections to cloud services.

Infrastructure Monitoring:

• Infrastructure monitoring provides metrics, visualizations, and alerting to ensure your engineering teams can maintain and optimize your cloud or hybrid environments.
• It gives the data required to understand the status of the infrastructure and the capability to quantify progress towards organizational objectives.
• This continual collection and review of data is what enables effective infrastructure management.
• It manages processes such as capacity management, availability, service level management, security, etc.

Benefits of Infrastructure Monitoring:

• Deep visibility into infrastructure performance.
• Monitoring that’s simple to deploy and effortless to manage.
• Complete coverage of any stack.

Cloud workload Security:

• It is designed to provide the cloud-based resources and processes that are required to operate an application, service or capability. Some examples would include databases, web servers, virtual machines and containers.
• Businesses that use public and private clouds can use a cloud workload protection platform to help defend themselves against cyber-attacks.
• It would be beneficial for organizations using multiple cloud services to implement a cloud workload protection platform.

Benefits of Cloud workload Security Monitoring:

• Deep workload activity monitoring
• Consolidating security alerts to one dashboard view.
• Start quickly, scale efficiently.

Endpoint Security monitoring:

• To effectively mitigate endpoint risks, security teams need to establish visibility of all the endpoint devices in an environment and put measures in place to identify and shut down malicious threats that seek to target them.
• Recent research suggests that confidence in traditional antivirus solutions is declining, with most solutions estimated to block only 40% of attacks.
• Antivirus software remains essential but relying on antivirus alone can leave organizations vulnerable to more sophisticated threats such as memory-resident and polymorphic malware.
• An endpoint security monitoring tool and service is a useful option for any organization looking to improve endpoint visibility and quickly elevate its ability to detect, respond to and remediate endpoint security threats.