Service Lifecycle Management and Reporting

In a recent PagerDuty survey, 56% of participants believed that increased complexity results in cognitive load². The more technologies you add to your service portfolio, the more friction and resistance for users. This also adds to your burden of integrating various services and make them easy to consume.  

CloudBolt simplifies orchestration of these services so that you can automate actions for your users. For instance, you can create triggers for any action that your user takes, simplifying job workflows. Plus, you can enforce expiration dates, integrate with external systems, fetch configuration parameters from APIs, etc. This flexibility provides the ability to offer more automated orchestration saving time, effort, and making the user experience more consistent.  

As you move towards a more automated and streamlined IT experience, non-compliance always lurks around the corner. To tackle this, set policies and rules proactively to define guardrails for your users. CloudBolt’s rules engine helps you define conditions across any cloud and add remediation steps when those conditions are met. For example, when there are untagged resources in AWS they will fail to provision, or you get an alert.  

It’s another powerful weapon for your governance arsenal. Policies ensure nothing goes out of compliance as your users add more services. Provide a complete self-service experience without losing sleep. Help yourself with compliance and curb costs using CloudBolt rules engine.