Cloud

Cisco has been pursuing a strategy to make it easier for organizations to manage their hybrid cloud environments from SaaS platforms for 10 years. Our strategy is driven by customer requirements derived from (CABs), surveys, and other sources, now including results from our 2022 Global Hybrid Cloud Trends Report.

Learn how you can leverage Cisco Cloud Network Controller to automate native cloud networking on GCP and accelerate your journey to cloud.

This blog, will focus on Cisco Intersight and its many innovations, derived directly from customer requirements to successfully implement their own hybrid cloud operating model. There are three key aspects of Intersight: core management simplicity, simplified operations, and workload management beyond data centers.

In a recent Forrester survey 94% of respondents acknowledged wasting money in the cloud, and one in four organizations surpassed their projected cloud spend. So how do you join the select club of the cloud spend optimization mavericks?

Bringing simplicity to complex hybrid cloud operations is the fundamental goal of Cisco Intersight. Intersight provides comprehensive visibility, consistent day-to-day operations, and automated orchestration to ensure infrastructure is secure and compliant across all hybrid assets.

Cisco Intersight Workload Optimizer discovers how all the parts of your hybrid world are connected and automates day-to-day application resource management operations for you. It provides visibility into application and infrastructure inter-dependencies and insight from real-time analytics powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help ensure the right resource decisions at the right time to ensure application performance.

Hybrid cloud and the use of multiple public clouds is the new normal. Cisco has been pursuing a strategy to make it easier for organizations to manage this complexity. We are offering solutions to make it easier to adapt to a multicloud world by unifying the experience across IT teams and providing more choice.

Today’s digital economy runs on applications that are fueled by resources from a diverse set of environments, distributed technologies, architectures, platforms, and tools. The demands of this reality make application resource management (ARM) an essential function of IT. This blog reviews the basics of application resource management, why IT departments should care, and how they can get started.

This is the first blog in a three-part series on application resource management. By getting in front of application resource management, your team can eliminate resources as a cause of application delay to confidently deliver reliable digital experiences, drive growth, and be a better business partner.