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Infrastructure Observability & Unified Infrastructure Management Fabric

What Is Infrastructure Observability and How Does It Power a Unified Infrastructure Management Fabric?

Modern infrastructure—spanning data centers, multiple clouds, edge locations, and complex application architectures—generates vast amounts of operational data. However, siloed tools and fragmented visibility make it incredibly difficult to understand performance, quickly diagnose issues, and proactively manage the health of critical applications and services. Lacking a unified view hinders agility, increases operational costs, and puts user experience at risk.

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Overview

Intelligent Visibility bridges these gaps. We provide the expertise and solutions to transform raw operational data into actionable insights. We help organizations move beyond basic monitoring to achieve true observability, enabling a deep understanding of system behavior across all layers – from infrastructure and networks to applications and end-user experience.

Observability as a Pillar of Unified Infrastructure Management Fabric

Our approach is grounded in the Unified Management Fabric (UMF), Intelligent Visibility's framework for integrating visibility, automation, and security across the entire IT landscape. Within the UMF, Observability serves as the critical foundation. It provides the comprehensive, correlated telemetry (metrics, events, logs, traces) required to understand system state, detect anomalies, and inform intelligent actions. Effective observability is what empowers the UMF to deliver on its promise of streamlined operations, proactive management, and enhanced resilience.

Partner with Intelligent Visibility on your UIMF Journey

Partnering with Intelligent Visibility for observability within the UMF framework allows you to:

  • Accelerate Mean Time To Resolution (MTTR)
  • Proactively identify and prevent issues
  • Optimize application and infrastructure performance
  • Improve collaboration between DevOps, ITOps, and SecOps teams
  • Make data-driven decisions for capacity planning and cost management.

 

 

FAQs
How is observability different from traditional monitoring?

Traditional monitoring tracks individual components and alerts on thresholds. Observability focuses on understanding system behavior by collecting and correlating telemetry (metrics, logs, traces, config data) across the full stack—so you can detect, investigate, and resolve issues faster, even in complex or hybrid environments.

What does “unified observability” mean in a hybrid infrastructure?

Unified observability brings together data from on-prem systems, public cloud, containers, and network infrastructure into a single operational view. It allows teams to trace performance issues across platforms, correlate events, and align monitoring with actual service delivery.

Can observability data be used to trigger automation?

Yes. Our observability platforms integrate with automation frameworks to trigger remediation, rollbacks, or workflow actions based on telemetry and alerts—closing the loop between detection and response.

How does observability support compliance or audit readiness?

By capturing historical performance, changes, logs, and alerts with contextual metadata (e.g., device role, location, owner), observability tools can support documentation for incident response, SLA tracking, and change validation—key for audits or regulatory reporting.

Do I need to replace my existing monitoring tools?

Not necessarily. We help customers extend or integrate existing tools into a more unified observability fabric—reducing silos, improving data quality, and avoiding unnecessary rip-and-replace projects.

What’s the role of observability in the Universal Infrastructure Management Fabric (UIMF)?

Observability is the connective layer of the UIMF. It ties together telemetry from all other pillars—networking, automation, lifecycle, and security—to provide visibility, validate intent, and support intelligent decision-making.

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Beyond the Silos: Unified Infrastructure Management Fabric

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