Multi-cloud environments require unified management
For public and private cloud platforms built by different vendors and different virtualization technologies, they face the problems of multiple entry points, different operating interfaces and complex management.
Multi-cloud resources require unified operations
Passive response to resource requests and lack of continuous control over allocated resources.The lack of process control over resource requests and O&M operations, irregular management leading to risks.
Lack of unified operations and monitoring of heterogeneous resources
Lack of tools for O&M monitoring and management of cloud and non-cloud resources, and failure to notify users and managers of problems timely when resources fail.
Lack of a unified platform to manage heterogeneous resources
Traditional devices such as physical machines, storage and network devices as well as heterogeneous resources such as virtual machines, F5 and SDN need to be managed in a unified manner.。
Inefficient bulk deployment of infrastructure
Batch installation of generic software requires manual deployment by installers, which is inefficient and lacks standardization and compliance management; complex infrastructure environments cannot be deployed quickly with uniform standards.
Lack of management of resource scheduling from business and management dimensions
Decentralized and exclusive use of resources by business units, making dynamic deployment of resources and statistics difficult.Resource usage needs to be optimally analyzed and managed to avoid idle waste of resources, which can lead to increased O&M costs.