If your organisation is using a mix of cloud services from different providers, how are you going to ensure delivery of the agreed service levels? Human nature being what it is, if a problem occurs, each supplier will typically claim that “it’s not my fault”, so you need a quick, effective way of finding out exactly where the problem lies. Ideally this should use information independent of that provided by the cloud supplier.
Hybrid cloud: tackling the finger-pointing when something goes wrong
[fa icon="calendar'] Apr 11, 2019 5:31:14 PM / by Richard Blanford posted in Fordway Managed Services, Disaster Recovery, IT Strategy, Cloud Monitoring
Managing multiple cloud providers from a single pane of glass
[fa icon="calendar'] Aug 16, 2017 10:42:57 AM / by Caroline Houlden posted in Fordway Managed Services, Cloud, cloud intermediation, Cloud Shock, Cloud Monitoring
Most organisations moving services to cloud over the next few years will find themselves managing a hybrid solution - a mix of in-house, third party and public cloud services. This means they’ll need to find an integrated way to manage their cloud portfolio, because every supplier will claim ‘it’s not my fault” when a problem arises, and they could waste a good deal of time tracking down the culprit.
10 cloud trends you should know about
[fa icon="calendar'] Aug 10, 2017 3:39:40 PM / by Caroline Houlden posted in Cloud, cloud intermediation, enterprise cloud, hyperconvergence, Cloud Monitoring, Cloud Security