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Cloud applications monitoring in digital transformation era
The document provides insights into monitoring cloud applications within AWS, Azure, and Office 365, focusing on maximizing efficiency and diagnosing performance issues. It outlines the prerequisites for integrating these platforms with applications manager, highlights key performance metrics for AWS services, and details Azure monitoring capabilities as well as Office 365 performance metrics. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of cloud analytics for effective resource planning.
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Cloud applications monitoring in digital transformation era
- 1. Cloud applications monitoringin the digital transformation era
- 2. Key insights forthe AWS admin Maximizing efficiency of Azure applications Office365 performance of key applications Cloud analytics for effective resource planning Agenda
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- 4. • AWS: AWSaccount users are required to use their AWS Access Key and Secret Access Key to add an AWS monitor in Applications Manager. http://help.appmanager.com/prerequisites-for-applications-manager$AWSMonitoring • O365: The Office 365 work or school account that you use for these procedures needs to be a member of an Office 365 admin role. http://help.appmanager.com/prerequisites-for-applications-manager$Office365 • Azure: Diagnostics must be enabled from Azure portal. Powershell scripts used to collect data. http://help.appmanager.com/prerequisites-for-applications-manager$AzureVMs Prerequisites to add Cloud Applications
- 5. Discovery & mapping 1.Key insights for the AWS admin
- 6. AWS Monitoring • Visualizeperformance metrics of : • Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) • Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) • Amazon DynamoDB • Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) • Amazon Elastic Load Balancer • Amazon Billing • Diagnosing the root cause of performance issues
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- 8. Disk I/O Utilization EC2Disk R/W Ops
- 9. Monitored metrics : NetworkIN Network Out EC2 Network Traffic
- 10. Monitored metrics : Databaseconnection during specific time interval Available RDS free storage RDS Free Storage and DB Connections
- 11. Monitored metrics: 1. ReadLatency/sec 2. Write Latency/sec RDS I/O Latency
- 12. Monitored metrics: 1. ProvisionedR/W 2. Consumed R/W Dynamo DB R/W capacity units
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- 14. Monitored metrics : PublishSize (KB)/Hr Amazon SNS published size
- 15. Monitored metrics : 1.Messages published 2. Notifications delivered 3. Notifications failed 4. Published size (KB) Amazon SNS Usage
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- 18. Discovery & mapping 2.Maximizing efficiency of Azure applications Microsoft Azure Monitor Azure Virtual Machines Azure Storage Accounts Azure SQL Databases Blobs Tables Files Queues
- 19. • Visualize performancemetrics of : • Azure Virtual Machines • Azure Storage Account • Azure SQL DB • Configure alarms for critical metrics • Diagnosing the root cause of performance issues Azure Monitoring
- 20. Monitored metrics : VM'sProvisioned Total VM's Running No of SQL Databases Premium storage accounts Azure Resource Allocation
- 21. Monitored metrics : Committedmemory Available memory VM Memory Usage
- 22. Monitored metrics : DiskRead Bytes/Sec Disk Write Bytes/Sec Azure VM disk metrics
- 23. Monitored metrics: 1. Inputtraffic (Kbps) 2. Output traffic (Kbps) 3. Inbound errors 4. Outbound errors Azure VM I/O traffic
- 24. Monitored metrics: 1. Processcount 2. Thread count Azure VM thread statistics
- 25. Azure .Net CLRstatistics
- 26. Monitored metrics: 1. Blobavailability 2. Table availability 3. Queue availability 4. File availability Azure storage capability
- 27. Monitored metrics: 1. Averageend-to-end latency 2. Average server latency Azure storage Latency
- 28. Monitored metrics: 1. Blobtotal ingress 2. Blob total Egress 3. Blob total requests 4. Blob total billable requests 5. Blobs data collected time Azure storage throughput
- 29. Monitored metrics: 1. Blobsthrottling errors 2. Blobs anonymous throttling Azure storage throttling errors
- 30. Monitored metrics : DTULimit DTU Used Azure SQL DB DTU utilization
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- 32. Monitored metrics : Successful connections Failedconnections Azure SQL DB connections
- 33. Discovery & mappin 3.Office365 performance of key applications Exchange Online Sharepoint Online Skype For Business Online
- 34. Office 365 Licensedetails
- 35. Monitored metrics : Endpoint status O365Service status Office 365 health and connectivity
- 36. Monitored metrics : ExchangeOnline service status No of affected tenants Exchange Online Service Health
- 37. Monitored metrics : Mailbox statistics Exchange Online Mailbox Size
- 38. Monitored metrics : SharepointSite statistics Sharepoint online service status Sharepoint Health & Resources used
- 39. Monitored metrics : Applicationname Runtime Errors Install Errors Upgrade Errors Sharepoint Application statistics
- 40. Monitored metrics : Skypefor business service status Skype online service health
- 41. 4. Cloud analyticsfor effective resource planning
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- 43. Drop us aline at: Support appmanager-support@manageengine.com Eval eval-apm@manageengine.com Online Demo demo.appmanager.com Quick Recap: • Monitoring of key metrics of AWS resources. • Insights into O365 monitoring. • Azure monitoring and its vivid resources. • Resource planning for Cloud infrastructure.
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