Results for tag: "Cloud Infrastructure Automation Software"

Cloud infrastructure automation software refers to a category of services and tools designed to automate the provisioning, configuration, and management of computing resources within a cloud environment. These can include public, private, or hybrid cloud infrastructures. Automation is a key factor in cloud computing, as it enables organizations to manage large-scale deployments more efficiently, reducing the need for manual intervention and allowing for the consistent application of configurations and policies. The market for cloud infrastructure automation software includes solutions for infrastructure as code (IAC), continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD), service discovery, and configuration management, among others. These systems facilitate rapid development, improve infrastructure reliability, and provide scalable storage solutions that can adjust to fluctuating data needs. Tools within the cloud infrastructure automation market offer functionalities like orchestration of complex workflows, auto-scaling of resources based on demand, and automated healing actions in response to system or application issues. Enhanced security practices are also integrated within these tools, helping manage access controls, compliance standards, and vulnerability assessments automatically. Some leading companies in the cloud infrastructure automation software market include HashiCorp, with their Terraform and Vault offerings; Red Hat, offering Ansible and OpenShift; Microsoft, with Azure Automation and Azure Resource Manager; AWS, with services like CloudFormation; Google Cloud, providing Deployment Manager and Cloud Build; Puppet; Chef; and IBM, offering automation solutions through its IBM Cloud offerings. These companies continually evolve their products to address the demands of complex, distributed cloud architectures. Show Less Read more