OpenNMS is the open-source solution on our list. Like many open-source tools, the big advantage here is not having to pay upfront for licensing. Depending on your internal capabilities and the complexity of your environment, you may incur some consulting fees for implementation and setup, but the product itself is free. This option offers a lot of flexibility in designing and operationalizing your monitoring architecture.
For example, you can easily place minions on your local on-premise locations and securely send data back to your OpenNMS server. At the same time, your organization can have its OpenNMS server live inside its cloud compute environment. In this scenario, your team is able to utilize that host to do its direct monitoring on its cloud and compute assets.
Again, however, that flexibility comes with the cost of heavy configuration. AIOps —Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations—combines machine learning ML and automation to identify and automate low-risk tasks and unlock the insights contained within massive amounts of data generated across an environment. With vastly superior data processing and machine learning power, the NOC can perform correlation much faster and identify the subtle indicators of approaching issues within a torrent of mostly noisy data.
Over time, ML will recognize patterns and provide feedback, which can then be used to further grow and improve the rule-set and make automated monitoring and ticketing increasingly more effective over time. The value here can be massive, especially in enterprise environments where incidents and events need to be correlated across perhaps three, four, or five different monitoring platforms. A well-tuned AIOps platform can be fed information from all of those platforms and make incredibly effective correlations across them—consolidating all of those feeds from disparate systems and providing remarkable intelligence onto the incident ticket.
BigPanda is an industry-leading event correlation platform powered by AIOps. The platform helps enterprises significantly reduce IT noise and detects incidents in real-time before they escalate into outages. It also has a huge library of integrations and—in some instances—can be implemented very quickly thanks to a solid onboarding process and compatibility with many existing monitoring, change, topology, collaboration, and ticketing tools.
Compared to other tools of its class, it demands considerably less effort to get to the point where information is flowing through it. However, getting the platform to the point where its output is useful may be a more involved process. When we set out to identify the AIOps platform best suited for our particular workflow requirements some years ago, we ultimately determined BigPanda to be a good fit. It offers intelligent noise-reduction, alert correlation, and native observability capabilities, including metrics collection and anomaly detection.
Moogsoft delivers out-of-the-box workflows and integrations with notification and alerting tools to help teams resolve incidents faster and deliver continuous assurance for their critical digital services. When we evaluated Moogsoft as a potential event correlation tool for our own workflow a couple of years ago, it was still an on-premise solution.
At that time, we were impressed by its excellent UI. However, its API capabilities offered less than what we needed in our particular use case. Back then, we considered it a tool that an organization would likely run in its data center and configure through that wonderful UI. At the time of our evaluation, Moogsoft was a tool that was arguably set in an earlier generation. There was less focus on implementation as code and more focus on UI. However, as of the end of , Moogsoft has relaunched its platform—breaking it into microservices with a cloud-native product.
The system is no doubt much stronger and more capable than it was during our evaluation and certainly deserves to be treated as a contender with BigPanda. Again, like with any of these tools, while one platform ultimately proved best for our use-case and workflow, each organization is unique and should evaluate for suitability and value within the context of its specific environment.
As of now, no tool can contextualize the event impact for an IT service without additional instrumentation. They track issues by their urgency, severity, and personnel assignment and create tickets that describe issues so they can be processed and assigned to the appropriate resource. It allows your organization to set up and handle proper flows and configurations for incidents, changes, problems, and much more right out of the box.
You have to build out the service catalog and each of the various workflows. For example, your organization can integrate an AIOps tool to feed in the incidents for a whole new level of workflow efficiency.
Another capability is adding intelligence that auto-attaches configuration items that are impacted from your CMDB. In this use case, ServiceNow integrated with the appropriate pre-incident tools can retrieve and present so much useful information that it can actually isolate an incident before a NOC engineer lays eyes on the ticket. Jira offers both on-premise and cloud-based solutions, which makes it pretty versatile.
Jira can fall down when too much is asked of it beyond the scope of a development team. We realize this is a big frustration for a lot of organizations whose DevOps teams otherwise love Jira, which is why we routinely fill that operational gap by integrating Jira into our NOC platform. This way, teams can keep the DevOps models they know and love for developing, deploying, and changing code to gain the intelligence of working with incidents.
ConnectWise offers a suite of products that can be purchased together as a complete ITSM solution or as targeted solutions based on the need, such as NMS or recovery.
Also, similar to ServiceNow, ConnectWise offers the ability to provide customer or end-user portals, which is particularly useful for organizations looking to provide visibility to other stakeholders. Necessary Necessary.
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These include an agile and flexible drag-n-drop workflow builder. Workflow automation helps you:. A network operations center, or NOC pronounced "knock" , is like a command center for administrators. This is where IT admins supervise, monitor, and maintain a network, or an entire IT infrastructure, to ensure high availability of business-critical services and meet evolving business needs.
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