Disaster recovery
Most of the volume and cost of disaster recovery will depend on your business processes. Experts from the Tenendo will help you create a disaster recovery plan and implement it; test it and obtain the necessary metrics.
Logs are critical to helping you understand what’s going on inside your virtual server cluster. While most applications have a built-in logging mechanism out of the box, in a distributed and containerized environment (like Kubernetes), users will be better off with a centralized logging solution.
This is due to the fact that they need to collect logs from several applications with different log formats and send them to some server-side of the logs for subsequent storage, processing, and analysis.
What problems can arise if there is no centralized approach to log management?
Managing logs in a distributed and containerized environment is not easy
Collecting and analyzing the logs of all applications and services running on a Kubernetes cluster is not easy. Log volumes can grow rapidly and become unmanageable. Teams that lack scalable logging solutions run the risk of losing critical logs during a peak.
Collecting, storing, and analyzing data can be challenging
Configuring, managing, and scaling ELK technologies (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana) to meet your logging needs is a complex task that requires a lot of time and effort. This can distract your team from other priorities.
Visual analysis capabilities are limited
Teams often use several open-source tools to render their logs. Plus, the lack of integrated collaboration tools makes the entire process slow and complex.
Tenendo experts offer a managed service for centralized logging management. While you concentrate on your highest business priorities, we help consolidate all your logs in one place, access them through a web interface, and control their access according to your organization’s policies. Using our extensive experience with the ELK stack, we make Kubernetes logging very easy, secure, and reliable.
Other DevOps services:
Infrastructure As a Code
Infrastructure as code (IaC) is a form of configuration management that codifies an organization’s infrastructure resources into text files. Infrastructure automation is required to accelerate DevOps processes.
Cloud Migration (AWS, GCP, AZURE)
To minimize the risks of cloud migration, it is important to take security measures at all stages of the migration. Tenendo offers cloud migration support services and provides advice on secure cloud migration.
