@Shibu Babuchandran With pleasure. I hope it helped :)

Hello,  For Network Analyzer, you can use Elastiflow. It's pretty complete even though its development has stopped lately (we have recently deployed it in production for a customer). It is still just as good as it was a few years ago For Network Configuration Management, it…

Hi there We've had a similar need to this for a SIEMENS-based industrial monitoring project. We've used Zabbix with a custom Python plugin we've developed.  Your best bet would be an open-source monitoring tool such as Zabbix with a reliable library for OPC-UA to develop…

Generally, there are a few things to consider for network automation solutions: Vendor adaptability: the solution has to be adaptable to multiple vendors Configuration versioning/diff Template mechanisms Audit capabilities Ease of use & reporting

It all depends on the purpose. For log monitoring, it's one of the best solutions out there. For SIEM or APM, there are better solutions (although some SIEM solutions are actually based on Elasticsearch on their stacks) Also, keep in mind that's it's suitable for near…

Usage of containers for cloud migration goes beyond monitoring. In fact, here's a few advantages - Easy integration with cloud providers. Cloud providers offer container management systems either based on Kubernetes or not. To name a few: ECS or EKS for AWS and GKE for…

Stick to AWS services architecture principles to integrate more easily with out-of-the-box monitoring. As an example, instead of deploying your web server on an EC2 instance and expose it directly, you might want to go through ECS with ALB in front of it. This way you'll get…

SNMP polls are by default based on port 161 UDP. Though, both port and protocol can be changed. In this case, the monitored element acts as a server, therefore opening that port. The monitoring solution acts as a client and polls performance metrics or configuration data by…