As a result of Kaseya's acquisition of Unigma, it has launched the Unigma Cloud Management Suite to help MSPs automate and secure workloads in Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google environments.
It's targeted at MSPs, helping them take advantage of the public cloud by automating tasks and controlling costs with the help of the product's cloud utilisation analysis.
"The Unigma Cloud Management Suite provides unmatched public cloud management capabilities that will save MSPs even more time and money, and provide new opportunities for them to monetise and grow their business," Fred Voccola, CEO of Kaseya said. "This is a powerful new component to our Kaseya IT Complete family of industry-leading IT management solutions.”
The Unigma Cloud Manager dashboard is a single destination for users to monitor their cloud portfolios, including AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. It offers insights into performance across every cloud a business may be using, helping to identify how their operations can make savings if needed.
Everything can be turned into detailed reports to be circulated around a business, ensuring they understand their company's cloud usage. It also means MSPs can automate tasks from one place, including scheduled maintenance, without the hassle of having to log into each individual cloud service's control panel.
Also part of Unigma Cloud Management Suite is its billing manager, which delivers usage reports for MSPs to manage their billing process, while Cost Optimiser helps analyse the savings available if a business were to terminate unused instances or better manage oversized instances.
“Unigma is a leader in providing public cloud management, cloud cost optimisation and cloud billing. Now with Kaseya’s global reach, industry recognition, vast partner roster and extensive customer base, the Unigma Cloud Management Suite is positioned for even greater success and unprecedented growth,” Kirill Bensonoff, founder of Unigma added.
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