With the addition of new features to its Envision visibility system and Edwin AI agent, LogicMonitor has made it possible for IT personnel to keep an eye on Nvidia GPUs, Amazon Q Business, Kubernetes conditions, and operations involving prognostic and generative AI.
AI Adoption in IT Operations
According to a study by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), 68% of businesses are using AI-driven technologies like genAI and neural networks to increase security, automate processes, and improve choices. In order to better measure behaviour across interrelated parts and assist customers in comprehending what is occurring in their hybrid environments, LogicMonitor improved its foundation with AI tracking capabilities.
Balancing AI Efficiency, Cost, and Sustainability
IT teams can better manage compute-intensive artificial intelligence (AI) tasks by balancing efficiency, expense, and sustainability with the aid of new cost-saving dashboards that integrate cost transparency and advice. The most important situations are now displayed first thanks to the agent’s artificial intelligence-driven alert filtering and classification. To expedite the investigation, instance-level metadata connection and AI-powered insights reference to prior incidents.
Enhanced Integration with IT Operations Solutions
Additionally, Edwin AI can now link to other IT operations solutions, including the product management framework from ConnectWise LLC, the case management platform from PagerDuty Inc., and a monitoring suite from Dynatrace Inc.
AI-Powered Log Analysis for Instant Insights
According to the company, LogicMonitor’s embedded log analysis features have been improved to offer immediate access to pertinent log data and AI-powered log correlation without requiring complicated query languages. Customers install collectors in their settings as part of LogicMonitor’s SaaS delivery of its Envision platform. The Envision platform receives data from the collectors or APIs and offers dashboarding, alerting, reporting, and monitoring features.