Editor’s note: This post was originally written for the eG Innovations blog. You can check out the original here.
So your organization has decided that they’re moving to the cloud.
Smart move! Many companies today are either making the move to the cloud or have already made it.
According to RightScale’s 2019 State of the Cloud Survey, 94% of IT professionals say their companies use the cloud. Over 90% is public cloud.
Gartner predicts that public cloud revenue will increase by 17% in 2020. The biggest percentage increase is expected with IaaS.
So you’re clearly not alone.
But what’s the plan after the move for making sure your applications and infrastructure perform at expected levels in the cloud?
When you no longer have full control of your infrastructure, monitoring becomes even more important than it did on-premise. Unfortunately, it seems some companies get the impression that moving to the cloud will solve all their issues.
The cloud has many benefits, but not having to monitor your workloads isn’t one of them. I want to show you why, and provide some tips for cloud performance monitoring.
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