IMPROVE VISIBILITY ON APPLICATION DELIVERY INFRASTRUCTURE WITH CENTRALIZED MONITORING AND CONTROL
KEMP 360 CentralⓇ provides centralized management and control of application delivery assets enabling reduced operational overheads and improved application uptime.
From a single interface, KEMP 360 Central provides application owners and network managers with a unified view of the status and performance of the application delivery infrastructure enabling rapid detection of issues and reduced management effort.
KEMP Expertise on tap
A single KEMP 360 Central instance can manage multiple ADC instances across multiple environments including on-premises and cloud making KEMP 360 invaluable in hybrid cloud or cloud migration scenarios. With support for 3rd party ADCs and integrated cloud load balancers, KEMP360 Central provides a single point of management and control for organizations that are transitioning to the cloud or migrating from legacy ADC hardware to virtualized and cloud based solutions.
KEMP 360 Central Use Cases
Use Case #1 - Quickly diagnose and resolve network performance issues
KEMP 360 Features
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Centralized Application Delivery Management | Reduced administration effort with group management of application delivery controllers from a single interface |
| Manage across Hybrid environments | Seamless control of hybrid environments encompassing on-premises, cloud and hosted scenarios |
| Real-time performance and capacity metrics | Quickly identify and resolve capacity and performance issues |
| Real-time analysis of SDN traffic flows | Simplify the identification of network issues impacting on application delivery |
| ADC configuration management | Consistent application of policies and configurations with reduced implementation errors |
| Application delivery dashboard | Improve error detection and resolution with real-time visibility of key application metrics and status |
| Quickly deploy ADC instances | Reduce time-to-market with agile deployment and enablement of DevOPS processes |
| Manage 3rd party Load Balancers | Simplify application delivery operations with monitoring of HAProxy, F5, AWS ELB and Nginx environments |
Customer Use Case #1
Without KEMP 360 Central
A customer has an estate spread across internal data centers, public cloud services and CoLo. LoadMaster is used extensively on all application delivery platforms and network and application managers have multiple different management points. This approach reduces visibility on the application delivery status and performance and creates additional workload for administration staff.
With KEMP 360 Central
With all the LoadMaster instances across the estate integrated with KEMP 360 Central, the network and application administrator roles have a single point of administration where the estate performance and status is available in real time. This reduces the administration workloads and greatly improves application availability through better visibility on emerging issues and quicker issue diagnosis.
Customer Use Case #2
Without KEMP 360 Central
On moving an application to the cloud, a customer is faced with multiple challenges including sizing the cloud ADC correctly, executing the application transition to the cloud and managing the application delivery infrastructure across multiple platforms and instances. The proposed Cloud migration will fragmentation ADC resources from a single large on-premises resource to multiple virtual ADC instances in the cloud. The customer is faced with additional licensing costs as well as increased management overhead.
With KEMP 360 Central
With KEMP 360 Central, a Cloud migration is greatly simplified as the issues of sizing, licensing and management are addressed. Before embarking on the cloud migration, the existing ADC environment (including non-KEMP resources) is analysed to establish the per-workload resource requirements. Once these are understood, KEMP 360 Central can leverage metered licensing for load balancing resources to deliver right-sized cost-effective ADC instances for the application workloads. To assist with migration, virtual services (including 3rd party configurations) are moved to the cloud using a simple drag and drop reducing risk and simplifying the migration process. Once migrated, all resources are easily managed from a single interface that covers KEMP and 3rd party resources deployed on-premises and in the cloud.