LogicMonitor announced it has partnered with Amazon Web Services in its service offering of an accelerated, cost-effective and secure migration of customer VMware workloads to the AWS cloud environment. The LogicMonitor hybrid migration platform, itself already AWS-powered, also provides real-time on-premises and cloud environment awareness for operational continuity, the software-as-a-service company said Tuesday.
It added that its platform optimizes automated performance and streamlines workflows through the integration of additional tools, such as ServiceNow and PagerDuty.
IT Operations’ Observability Need
Will Corkery, LogicMonitor chief revenue officer, noted the “seamless visibility” that customers need in navigating hybrid environments in complex data center transformations aimed at making informed decisions and mitigating risks. “Through this collaboration with AWS, we’re empowering organizations to streamline their VMware migrations with confidence—optimizing performance, reducing costs and unlocking the next level of observability that modern IT operations demand,” said the LogicMonitor executive.
The collaboration adds to LogicMonitor’s earlier designation as a member of the AWS Partner Network with a demonstrated AWS Cloud operations competency in end-to-end cloud operations.
Alan Braun, AWS managing director of technology partnerships, pointed out that “observability is key” for organizations rapidly transitioning to the AWS cloud environment. “Bringing together AWS’s advanced cloud services with LogicMonitor’s observability expertise is another way customers can make a seamless transition to the cloud, and speed up the modernization of their IT workloads,” the AWS executive pointed out.
In January, the Santa Barbara, California-based LogicMonitor also entered into a strategic partnership with OpenAI that led to the joint development of Edwin AI, which is designed to combine advanced reasoning and deep observability in artificial intelligence applications in IT operations.
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