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A distributed cloud is an influential infrastructure that companies can use from multiple locations, allowing easy accessibility. Although, not understanding how to properly manage a distributed cloud can have considerable adverse effects on a company. Additionally, it’s crucial to understand the difference between logging and monitoring as they are practices used to control a distributed cloud.
Several challenges can arise when monitoring a distributed cloud, such as inconsistencies with different log formats, connectivity, and security. However, numerous tools exist that can help alleviate these issues, such as Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. Learn about the best practices and tools to manage a distributed cloud.
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