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All the relevant news concerning network monitoring, server availability monitoring and the surveillance of the state of devices and interfaces are the core of this section. Get to know the best practices, news, solutions and tools available for monitoring all types of IT infrastructure
Today, cloud computing is a crucial part of the IT infrastructure of many companies, helping them to provide their services in a more distributed, cost-effective, and secure way. And currently, there are three big players in this segment. According to Synergy Research, as of Q1 2022[1], Amazon Web Services (AWS) was the leader with 33% market share, followed by Microsoft in second place with 22% and Google Cloud with 10%.Curiously, Microsoft managed to grab twice the market share of Google Cloud despite being the last provider to arrive on the market: AWS launched in 2006, Google Cloud in 2008 and Azure only in 2010.One strength of Microsoft’s offering is its deep integration with other services provided by the company, like Azure Virtual Desktop and Office 365, which allow you to deploy apps, or a whole virtualized desktop environment, with a few clicks.
Two of the world’s largest processor manufacturers, AMD and Intel, recently announced their innovations aimed at the data centre universe. On the one hand, AMD announced the general availability of its 4th generation EPYC processors, codenamed Genoa, with high performance for critical workloads in the data centre environment. On the other hand, Intel announced the Intel Data Center GPU Max Series, codenamed Ponte Vecchio. This is the company’s highest-density processor, with over 100 billion transistors in a 47-block package and up to 128 gigabytes (GB) of high-bandwidth memory.
In the modern business environment, getting a job done quickly is important to increase efficiency and customer acquisition (quick results impress everyone).Getting good, reliable, and competent employees is a foolproof way to improve efficiency, but they are only as good as the tools they use. Unfortunately, if the company makes use of a lot of cloud-based software, it knows well how unstable or minimal downtime can be for business.Unreliable networks can be a nightmare for any business owner and can have very real effects on your bottom line.
Today, information technology (IT) plays a crucial role in almost every aspect of operations. Because of this, it’s more important than ever for businesses to have a robust IT infrastructure and the tools necessary to monitor and manage it effectively. This is where IT resource monitoring tools come in. First, it helps to ensure that the network is running smoothly and that all devices are correctly connected. Second, IT monitoring can help to identify problems early on before they cause significant disruptions. Finally, IT resource monitoring can provide valuable data that you can use to improve decision-making.
