Maestro Blog

Maestro native mobile version has been constantly improved, allowing our users to perform all necessary cloud-related manipulations and manage their virtual infrastructures by only a few clicks, with necessary data being always at hand. Our latest improvements in Maestro Mobile Application are the following: The  Auto-scroll function is implemented  in the Content View section for better visibility of information displayed on a screen. We broadened our Metrics functionality for the mobile application by  adding the Remaining Balance metrics , to keep our users informed about the remaining quota amount Nessus security service   is now  implemented  in Maestro Security Guard to help identify vulnerabilities on your selected projects depending on policies. Nessus security service works on public clouds (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud).   We implemented the  Console wizard  for users to be able to go directly to the native cloud consoles of AWS, Azure, an

We continue to polish our Maestro solution to ensure the quality of our services and meet our users' expectations. Below you can see the improvements implemented in Maestro Web Application: Maestro Reporting functionality has been enlarged due to implementation of analytic and cost optimization reports: Monthly Analytic Optimization report - sent at the end of each month and provides analytics as well as recommendations on project cost optimization. Low Instance Utilization report - informs about instances with low utilization parameters and contains recommendations on instance usage optimization. Cloud Radar report - illustrates the activity of the cloud infrastructure for a given period of time, and contains general cloud utilization statistics and cloud chargeback trend diagram. Maestro Security section includes now the Nessus security scan , providing the possibility to identify vulnerabilities on your selected projects depending on policies. Nessus security

Maestro provides powerful functionality that allows gathering, processing and delivering to users the information on infrastructure performance and cost. In such a way our application ensures good analytics for both developers and responsible managers. Statistics are provided on two levels - Instance level and Tenant level. For Project managers  it is important to obtain detailed information on the Tenant level, such as: cloud statistics for all projects to which the project manager is assigned statistics by a single project and region chargeback (project expenditures) remaining balance for the specified project  For Developers it is vital to get more specific information on virtual infrastructure capacities, available on the Instance level: cloud statistics for all projects, as well as for a single project and region  statistics by performance monitoring of a single VM (CPU utilization, network traffic, etc.). By default monitoring metrics are displayed on the resp