Size-based approach to cloud infrastructure analytics
Effective management of cloud resources should accomodate different factors. One of these factors is the size of the infrastructure. If the tenant manager has no tools or doesn't recognize the specifics of the tenant resources, it makes their management time-consuming and might cause considerable money losses. One of the focuses of Maestro v.3.33 is to provide a tenant manager responsible for costs and billing with the analytics of such level, scope, and elaboration that is optimal for the size and complexity of the managed cloud infrastructure. By their size, cloud infrastructures can be roughly divided 4 groups: Small infrastructures consisting of several virtual instances usually require the analytics based on the exact instances – their creation, start and stop times, individual telemetry, etc. Medium infrastructures consisting of dozens of instances created manually usually require the analytics based the instances vulnerabilities, costs of the instances, their workload, e