On December 8th IBM announced the availability of online software – as a monthly subscription service – to help monitor, predict and prevent I.T. outages.
Today even the smallest I.T. departments are demanding capabilities to identify where bottlenecks might occur, prevent them from occurring and automate data center processes. I.T. staff need a central point of control to oversee the piecemeal parts of the data center while faced with shrinking capital budgets.
To help meet that demand, IBM is introducing Tivoli Live Monitoring Services delivered on the IBM cloud to help companies manage the health and performance of their I.T. resources, including operating systems, virtualized servers, middleware and software applications.
Aimed at organizations looking to take advantage of easy-to-use monitoring, Tivoli Live Monitoring Services offers enterprise-class monitoring capabilities as a “service” without the need to deploy hardware, purchase separate software licenses, or engage in extensive software configuration.
The service helps to quickly identify and address potential outages and bottlenecks that threaten application availability before impacting end-users’ notice. When the service detects a potential problem – such as running out of resource capacity – it automatically alerts IT operations and displays the relevant information in a dashboard to help analyze and correct the issue. Using IBM’s autonomic computing capabilities, the service can be programmed to automate certain tasks that enable the affected system to ‘self-heal’ when faced with certain issues.
For more information:
Press Release-click here
on Tivoli Live, see this fact sheet – click here


