Paessler's Jörg Hollerith Stresses Cloud Monitoring Essential for Multi‑Cloud IT Teams
Product manager Jörg Hollerith of Paessler explains that IT administrators handling workloads on Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud need dedicated cloud‑monitoring solutions. Without such tools, teams face blind spots that traditional monitoring cannot detect, especially in hybrid, container‑orchestrated and serverless environments where resources appear and disappear automatically.
Real‑time monitoring provides holistic visibility across infrastructure components—virtual machines, network bandwidth, load balancer distribution, resource consumption and scalability metrics—and across applications via Application Performance Monitoring (APM). APM tracks end‑user response times, API performance, error rates and latency, helping teams identify issues before they cause outages or inflate cloud costs.
According to Hollerith, comprehensive cloud monitoring enables IT teams to maintain service reliability, optimise performance and control spending in increasingly complex, automated cloud deployments.
Entities: Amazon Web Services · Google Cloud · Jörg Hollerith · Microsoft Azure · Paessler
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- [● 5 SOURCES] Infrastructure monitoring should cover virtual machines, network performance, load balancers, resource usage and scalability metrics. (Jörg Hollerith, product manager at Paessler)
- [● 5 SOURCES] Hybrid, container and serverless cloud environments increase monitoring complexity, making comprehensive monitoring critical. (Jörg Hollerith, product manager at Paessler)
- [● 5 SOURCES] Cloud monitoring is essential for IT teams managing workloads across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. (Jörg Hollerith, product manager at Paessler)
- [● 5 SOURCES] Real‑time cloud monitoring provides transparency to detect problems before they cause outages or cost spikes. (Jörg Hollerith, product manager at Paessler)
- [● 5 SOURCES] Lack of monitoring creates blind spots that classic monitoring solutions cannot capture. (Jörg Hollerith, product manager at Paessler)
- [● 5 SOURCES] Application Performance Monitoring includes tracking response times, API performance, error rates and latency. (Jörg Hollerith, product manager at Paessler)