As enterprises scale in complexity, the infrastructure landscape is no longer just cloud or on-premises, it’s both. Hybrid is the new normal and it’s here to stay. And with that shift comes a new demand: a unified, scalable observability solution that works across the entire tech stack, from legacy hardware to cloud-native workloads.

That’s where LogicMonitor comes in. Designed to be cloud-native, but built with today’s hybrid reality in mind, LogicMonitor enables deep observability across public cloud, private cloud, and everything in between.

LogicMonitor is “Deployed on AWS” certified and has achieved the AWS Qualified Software badge. This designation not only reflects our seamless deployment in AWS environments but also enables customers to apply their AWS committed spend toward a unified observability platform, one that delivers actionable insights, performance optimization, and business value at scale. 

With LogicMonitor’s AWS Qualified Software badge, enterprises benefit from a platform that meets AWS’s stringent security and compliance standards. Our partnership ensures that your observability and AI operations are protected by enterprise-grade security and governance, including robust identity management, encrypted agent communications, and continuous threat monitoring,  ensuring you meet regulatory requirements and mitigate modern AI-driven risks.

And, spoiler alert, there’s more. Building on our deep integration with AWS, we’re proud to share that Edwin AI is now available in the AWS AI Agent Marketplace—advancing our strategic collaboration and reinforcing our commitment to delivering agentic AIOps within AWS-centric environments. 

Elevating AI Capabilities with Edwin AI and Amazon Bedrock

Why it matters to you:

LogicMonitor is accelerating the future of AI-powered operations with the integration of Edwin AI, our agentic AIOps product, into Amazon Bedrock. This integration gives our team the flexibility to evaluate and deploy the best AI models for your unique operational challenges, ensuring Edwin AI evolves in step with your needs in a rapidly changing IT landscape.

What this means for your team:

Designed for scalability and speed, Edwin AI– as part of the LogicMonitor Envision platform – and supports 3,000+ technologies, making it a powerful fit for complex hybrid environments. For Managed Service Providers, its built-in multi-tenancy ensures secure, efficient service delivery across customer portfolios.

Unlike traditional AIOps tools, Edwin AI merges agentic AI, generative AI, and machine learning in a single product, offering every team member, regardless of technical depth, access to conversational insights that accelerate decision-making and drive business results.

This integration with Amazon Bedrock reflects not just innovation, but a commitment to responsible, enterprise-grade AI, delivered in alignment with AWS, so you can scale AI with confidence.

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Unified Observability Across Hybrid Architectures

With the rise of hybrid IT, visibility challenges have exploded. Multiple monitoring tools often lead to silos, blind spots, and missed SLAs. LogicMonitor solves this by providing a single, unified observability platform, LM Envision that:

Deploy fast, monitor everything, and operate smarter

LogicMonitor designed LM Envision for scale, performance, and simplicity, no matter where your workloads live. 

Strategic Fit for AWS-First Enterprises

Now that LogicMonitor is a validated AWS Partner Solution, AWS customers can apply their Enterprise Discount Program (EDP) or committed spend toward LogicMonitor licenses, helping optimize both cost and performance.

Whether you’re migrating to AWS or already running mission-critical workloads in the cloud, LogicMonitor helps you: 

One Platform. Total Visibility

Observability shouldn’t stop at the cloud boundary. With LogicMonitor, you can: 

No more blind spots. No more context switching. Just total control of your environment, wherever it runs.

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