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As 2019 comes to a close we would like to take a moment to pause and reflect on the various achievements LogicMonitor accomplished over the last year. All 16 product releases in 2019 are aligned to LogicMonitor’s mission to become the most comprehensive, extensible, and intelligent monitoring platform in the industry. To guide our mission we have organized our product features into three distinct pillars – monitor, analyze, automate:
Let’s take a moment to highlight key features we released in 2019:
We started 2019 with the goal of modernizing LogicMonitor’s UI by the end of 2020. We conducted extensive research and recruited more than 60 customers to help us understand their current and future usage of monitoring workflows with the goal of optimizing detection and resolution time. Released in v.126, LogicMonitor’s new UI maintains full parity with the features and functionality you use today but will bring new functionality and enhance the user experience while adhering to basic UX principles.
The goal of the monitoring pillar is to monitor everything from the network to the cloud to provide the best monitoring in the industry.
In 2019 we added more than 500 LogicModules to the core platform including metric, event, configuration, and topology DataSources. A few notable capabilities released were in the domains of SD-WAN (Viptela, etc.), Unified Computing Systems, NextGen Firewalls, Remote Sessions, and Kubernetes.
We added coverage in v.116 for all three major cloud providers – AWS, Azure, and GCP and released billing monitoring so that you can see exactly what you are paying for and optimize cloud architectures for cost/performance/uptime benefits.
With LM™ Exchange (currently in beta), we are building a LogicModule community where users can share their LogicModules in a marketplace-like environment.
The goal of the analyze pillar is to derive intelligence from data for faster and better decision making.
LM™ Service Insight, released in v.115, allows you to group together instances across one or more monitored resources (e.g. devices) into a logical “service”; aggregate service level indicators (KPIs) across these instances to obtain service level data; and monitor, visualize, and alert on this service level data.
Topology mapping, released in v.125, is the visual representation of relationships among elements within a communications network. Topology maps can represent the physical location of network components, generally referred to as layer 1 mapping, or they can represent the logical relationships among elements, referred to as layer 2 mapping. LogicMonitor will continue to release additional enhancements to Topology throughout 2020.
Anomaly visualization, released in v.121, allows you to visually identify data that does not conform to expected patterns and potentially catch issues before they escalate into more severe events.
Several of LogicMonitor’s ongoing AIOps initiatives converged in release v.128 provide sophisticated alert intelligence that reduces alert noise and allows users to focus on only those alerts that require action.
Root cause analysis leverages the auto-discovered relationships among your monitored resources (as discovered by LogicMonitor’s topology mapping feature) to determine the root cause of an incident that is impacting dependent resources.
Dynamic thresholds represent the automatically learned bounds of an expected data range for a particular datapoint. These thresholds are based on anomaly detection algorithms that evaluate the three days of historical data immediately preceding.
Automate pillar enables users to integrate LogicMonitor into their enterprise ecosystem in building complete automation workflows through REST APIs and Webhooks.
In v.116, we released an out-of-the-box integration with ServiceNow CMDB (available now as an add-on feature). Key features of this new integration include bi-directional data synchronization to ensure a reliable and up-to-date CMDB, and enriched alerting data for quicker mean-time-to-resolution for incidents critically affecting business. By integrating LogicMonitor and ServiceNow CMDB, customers gain full visibility into their IT ecosystems, from infrastructure to applications. The certified LogicMonitor CMDB Integration app is available on the ServiceNow Store.
The above provides a brief review of what we released in 2019. In 2020, we will be taking the LogicMonitor platform to a whole new level by rolling out additional capabilities:
Cloud Coverage – In 2020, we plan to significantly expand our cloud coverage in alignment with the needs of today’s complex hybrid enterprises.
On-premises Coverage – In 2020, we plan to not only continue to lead in the hybrid coverage but also enhance our Netflow Analytics.
Push Metrics – We will be adding the ability to push any metric from anywhere into LogicMonitor through an open REST API. This will help developers stream business-related metrics into LogicMonitor and get the benefit of correlating application and infrastructure intelligence in a unified platform.
In 2020, we plan to enhance the AIOps Early Warning System by adding more sophisticated features that help detect signal from noise for faster troubleshooting. Our Data Science teams are creating and optimizing AI/ML algorithms that learn patterns in the data collected by LogicMonitor.
In the Automate pillar, we plan to add the ability to create basic rules on metric thresholds and in-turn execute a script or an already integrated API of another product from within LogicMonitor. The goal is to make it easier to automate the execution of actions from within LogicMonitor in a repetitive fashion.
To learn more about these features get in touch with our team or submit a free trial request. Have a wonderful and fully monitored 2020!
Tej has been building enterprise software products for more than 20 years. He has led Engineering, Product Management, User Experience, and Data Science teams several times in his career in industry-leading organizations like Microsoft, VMWare, Cisco, and AppDynamics. Tej has consistently delivered highly successful products like Rational Rose, VMware Labs, Microsoft Azure Machine Learning, PowerBI, and AppDynamics that have fundamentally transformed people's productivity in respective domains. His latest milestone was architecting Cisco's $3.7 billion acquisition of AppDynamics from ground zero and enhancing the AppDynamics platform by infusing large-scale AI/Machine Learning capabilities for automated complex root cause analysis. Tej brings the right balance of business and deep technical expertise to the team to drive strategy and execution at LogicMonitor. His fundamental mission is to build autonomous infrastructure. In his spare time, Tej reads technical and philosophical texts, as well as plays music on Santoor and Harmonium. Subscribe to our LogicBlog to stay updated on the latest developments from LogicMonitor and get notified about blog posts from our world-class team of IT experts and engineers, as well as our leadership team with in-depth knowledge and decades of collective experience in delivering a product IT professionals love.
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