Unified Observability

Discover, map, and observe your entire hybrid IT environment – from the data center to the cloud to the edge – with HPE OpsRamp.

End-to-End Discovery

Most organizations manage hybrid IT environments spanning multiple public and private clouds and edge locations — and they manage traditional as well as cloud-native technologies like Kubernetes, Docker, microservices, and serverless architectures. These organizations also rely on traditional data centers with servers, applications, storage, and network devices. Meanwhile business-critical AI workloads are being run across all environments. This complexity makes it hard to gain end-to-end visibility.   
 
OpsRamp can discover and map these resources, and natively monitor them, providing your IT Ops and DevOps teams with a real-time view of applications and services health and infrastructure performance with end-to-end context. 

Comprehensive Observability

Modern environments generate high volumes of telemetry data in various formats—metrics from servers, networks, devices, and AI workloads; tracing data from microservices; detailed logs from cloud services, containers, AI workloads, and infrastructure; and events from nearly every IT resource. Collecting and analyzing this data in real-time is crucial for holistic visibility into system performance. 

OpsRamp’s unified observability leverages open standards like OpenTelemetry, to collect the full range of telemetry data (MELT) and make it readily available for analysis with rich context.  

OpsRamp Cloud and Cloud-Native Observability

OpsRamp’s Cloud and Cloud-Native Observability empowers organizations to navigate the complex landscape of modern IT environments with confidence.

Dynamic Topology

The health and performance of business services are crucial for enterprises. However, since each service depends on numerous servers, applications, and IT resources, diagnosing and correlating issues to specific resources is extremely challenging. Manually mapping resources, understanding dependencies, and visualizing topologies are complex and time-consuming tasks.  

OpsRamp simplifies this with dynamic topology and business service maps with context-rich dependency mapping, to monitor the real-time performance of critical services and the infrastructure resources that deliver them. 

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The State of Observability 2024

Download the latest State of Observability 2024 report for practical insights on the top benefits organizations see from observability, the challenges they have to overcome to get there, and more.