Amazon CloudWatch
Sync monitoring and performance management with ITOM and ITSM for an instant birdseye overview of your operations. Connect Amazon CloudWatch with your systems.
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Amazon CloudWatch is a popular tool that helps the DevOps teams, product owners, and developers monitor and observes apps and operations.
Amazon CloudWatch's ability to collect events, metrics, and logs enables tech departments to get a comprehensive perspective over the health status of the systems.
If responsible tech teams use different tools, this may lead to a significant slow down in productivity, effectiveness, and cross-collaborations. As a result, companies may face production silos and unnecessary manual work. CloudWatch needs to connect with other systems in the environment.
Having an out-of-the-box integration platform that can connect Amazon CloudWatch with the rest of the systems in the organization's tech stack can help resolve all of the abovementioned issues.
How do we solve them?
ZigiOps helps sync monitoring and performance management systems like CloudWatch with both ITOM and ITSM. The no-code integration platform enables the seamless transfer of topology between Amazon CloudWatch and other tools your teams are using.
The ready integration templates make the process even faster.
Popular Use Cases
Amazon CloudWatch topology has some instances that are not present in the vROps database. However, they need monitoring. ZigiOps extracts the relevant data and reports it directly to vROps. As a result, ZigiOps helps enrich the existing topology with Amazon CloudWatch data. Topology is kept up to date with checks at regular intervals.
ZigiOps also can extract Amazon CloudWatch metrics and send them into vROps along with all related host information. As a result, metrics are accessible in vROps and can be used for the building of dashboards.
ZigiOps collects Amazon CloudWatch alerts and reports them to vROps for synchronization and correlation with existing alerts.
Amazon CloudWatch - OpsBridge Integration
The IT teams get notified that there there is some topology data in Amazon CloudWatch that is not available in Micro Focus OpsBrigde's database.
ZigiOps steps in and fetches the missing topology data from Amazon CloudWatch and sends it to OpsBridge Manager (OBM) via the Ops Console. Topology is kept up to date with checks at regular intervals.
ZigiOps also helps synchronize existing alarms and monitoring data for all Amazon services or specific EC2 instances. The collected EC2 instances are received with their IP address, Volume IDs, Security Groups, Machine Images into OBM/OMi.
ZigiOps is also capable of extracting Amazon CloudWatch metrics and directly forwarding them to Micro Focus OpsBridge with all related host information. This way, metrics are accessible in Micro Focus and can be used for the building of dashboards.
Amazon CloudWatch - VMware vROps Integration
Amazon CloudWatch topology has some instances that are not present in the vROps database. However, they need monitoring. ZigiOps extracts the relevant data and reports it directly to vROps. As a result, ZigiOps helps enrich the existing topology with Amazon CloudWatch data. Topology is kept up to date with checks at regular intervals.
ZigiOps also can extract Amazon CloudWatch metrics and send them into vROps along with all related host information. As a result, metrics are accessible in vROps and can be used for the building of dashboards.
ZigiOps collects Amazon CloudWatch alerts and reports them to vROps for synchronization and correlation with existing alerts.
Amazon CloudWatch – ServiceNow Integration
In case an alert in Amazon CloudWatch gets triggered, ZigiOps detects the action and creates an incident in ServiceNow. It then populates all fields with the relevant data.
ZigiOps also allows different alerts in Amazin CloudWatch to be specified so that they can be transferred to ServiceNow. The tools enable the seamless syncing of regular, custom fields and lifecycle fields, and comments.
This allows teams to observe AWS infrastructure in ServiceNow and react immediately whenever there’s an issue that needs to be addressed.
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