AT&T Synaptic vs Aptum comparison

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Peer 1, Cogeco Peer 1
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Overview

Aptum is a powerful monitoring and reporting platform that provides a unified solution to monitor all of your Managed servers, devices and applications on one powerful platform, with a single pane of glass for all your graphs, forecasts and alerts on your critical infrastructure.

AT&T Synaptic Hosting is a utility-based turnkey hosting solution for the applications driving your business. With this service, AT&T provides a complete, managed IT ecosystem for you to load and run your applications. You can take advantage of a fully on-demand infrastructure or combine it with dedicated components to meet specialized requirements. In addition, our designated support staff will work with you to select the right architecture for your business requirements and help to ensure that your internal and external processes have a hosting environment that’s as expandable and robust as you need.

Sample Customers
AutoBox Media, WoozWorld, Iboza Limited, 2GO Software Solutions Inc., WORKetc, Softpedia, WordPress.com, Shazam, Virgin Gaming, Orange Collar Media
Dolphin, EMC, NetApp, Panzura, Seven10, StoragePoint

Aptum is ranked 20th in Managed Service Providers while AT&T Synaptic is ranked 40th in Infrastructure as a Service Clouds (IaaS). Aptum is rated 0.0, while AT&T Synaptic is rated 0.0. On the other hand, Aptum is most compared with CloudSphere, whereas AT&T Synaptic is most compared with .

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