Today I will cover how to deploy the eG VM Agent via Microsoft Endpoint Manager’s Intune so that you can monitor your Windows 365 Cloud PC desktops.

There are plenty of reasons why it’s a smart move to have a cloud CMDB (Configuration Management Database). As companies embrace the cloud for its flexibility, scalability, and operational benefits, it’s no surprise that many are either purchasing cloud-based services or accelerating cloud migration strategy. According to the Cloud Computing Study 2024 by FOUNDRY, 63% of IT decision-makers report having accelerated their cloud migration over the past 12 months.

How vmagent Collects and Ships Metrics Fast with Aggregation, Deduplication, and More.

An organization’s IT system is the central hub of its computer operations. It relies heavily on this system for many functions, ensuring tasks are accomplished in a timely manner. This is why it’s vital for any IT teams handling this undertaking to integrate the best infrastructure monitoring tools in place. The consequences of IT system failures can be severe, as evidenced by a recent study.

With the rise of remote work, distance learning, and the growing need for technical support, the ability to remotely access and control iPads and iPhones has become more important than ever. Whether you’re an IT professional looking to assist employees or a parent wanting to keep an eye on your child’s device, knowing how to remotely access these devices can save time and streamline tasks.

Business operations are now almost completely digitalized, this means with the appropriate tools timely data and reporting of key performance indicators can be utilized to assist in driving accurate business decision-making. With these tools, organizations can begin monitoring and analyzing extensive amounts of data that offer significant advantages to them.

In 2006, Amazon Web Services (AWS) pioneered cloud computing as we know it today. With about 34% of the market share, Amazon Web Services remains the largest cloud infrastructure provider today, followed by Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). AWS is a Cloud Service Provider (CSP). That means AWS builds, maintains, and continually improves multiple data centers worldwide and then rents the computing infrastructure to other companies over the Internet as needed.