ConnectWise CloudConsole Now Supports Microsoft Azure

The upgrade allows IT professionals to manage all of their virtual machines, websites, SQL databases and storage from a single pane of glass.

Aldrin Brown, Editor-in-Chief

August 22, 2016

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ConnectWise CloudConsole Now Supports Microsoft Azure

ConnectWise said today that its CloudConsole monitoring and management tool now fully supports Microsoft Azure, a move the software vendor announced last month.

More than 540 partner companies already use CloudConsole, part of the ConnectWise Business Suite, to manage more than a million Office 365 licenses.

The upgrade enables third-parties to automate billing, and manage and monitor customer environments across other parts of the Microsoft Azure cloud platform and infrastructure.

“Working with all the data you need in a single, centralized place makes cloud support easier for everyone on your team,” said a blog post by Craig Fulton, general manager for ConnectWise Business Suite. “You can decrease your SLAs, boost ROI and confidently manage your clients’ licenses, even when they come on board mid-month.”

In a statement last month, ConnectWise officials described the addition of Azure support as a logical next step that would give customers the capacity to manage all of their virtual machines, websites, SQL databases and storage from a single pane of glass.

The tool is also billed as a way for services providers to increase uptime and “guarantee a positive customer experience” for end users.

“CloudConsole gives you unparalleled visibility into Azure’s expansive cloud environment, so when trouble (like outages and disruptions) is detected, you’ll already be on top of it,” Fulton wrote.

The billing component captures time for individual end users and automatically generates invoices.

“You’ll know without a doubt that you aren’t leaving any money on the table,” the blog states.

 

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Aldrin Brown

Editor-in-Chief, Penton

Veteran journalist Aldrin Brown comes to Penton Technology from Empire Digital Strategies, a business-to-business consulting firm that he founded that provides e-commerce, content and social media solutions to businesses, nonprofits and other organizations seeking to create or grow their digital presence.

Previously, Brown served as the Desert Bureau Chief for City News Service in Southern California and Regional Editor for Patch, AOL's network of local news sites. At Patch, he managed a staff of journalists and more than 30 hyper-local and business news and information websites throughout California. In addition to his work in technology and business, Brown was the city editor for The Sun, a daily newspaper based in San Bernardino, CA; the college sports editor at The Tennessean, Nashville, TN; and an investigative reporter at the Orange County Register, Santa Ana, CA.

 

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