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Hewlett Packard Enterprise launches OpsBridge IT operations software

By TechTaffy Desk

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has launched the HPE Operations Bridge (OpsBridge) suite analytics driven IT operations software, that provides tech teams with a real-time dashboard view of hybrid application performance.

Powered by HPE Vertica, the OpsBridge Suite automatically discovers, monitors and manages existing and cloud native applications and the hybrid environments they run in including – Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Docker, HPE Helion OpenStack, and other OpenStack distributions, says HPE.

The OpsBridge suite is available as a standalone offering and integrated with HPE Helion Cloud Suite. The suite is also integrated with HPE OneView.

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