StackState Joins AWS ISV Accelerate Program, Launches Unique Topology-Powered Observability Platform on AWS Marketplace
Expanded collaboration with AWS enables site reliability engineers (SREs), architects and DevOps teams to quickly deploy StackState on AWS to find and fix performance and stability problems
StackState, the only topology-powered observability company, announced that it has joined the Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Accelerate program. The company also unveiled its unique StackState observability solution on the AWS Marketplace.
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“We are pleased to expand our relationship with AWS to make our unique topology-powered observability solution easily available to our joint customers,” said Toffer Winslow, CEO, StackState.
By working more closely with AWS through its higher-tier partnership programs, StackState makes it easier for mutual customers to find, purchase and deploy an observability solution optimized for today’s dynamic, cloud-based environments. Using StackState’s unique time-traveling topology capabilities, customers can unlock the insights that are buried in volumes of telemetry data and obscured by symptom-focused alerts to:
- Understand exactly what happened in their environments at any point in time
- Find the root cause of performance problems
- See downstream impact of environmental changes
- Use advanced anomaly detection to prevent problems from ever occurring
AWS ISV Accelerate is a co-sell program for AWS partners who provide software solutions that run on or integrate with AWS, dedicated to the global business development of AWS partners. StackState’s onboarding into the AWS ISV Accelerate program enables the company to meet customer needs through collaboration with the AWS sales organization. Close collaboration with the AWS sales team enables StackState to provide even better outcomes to AWS customers, since AWS ISV Accelerate partners and the AWS team work together.
AWS Marketplace is a curated digital catalog that makes it easy for organizations to discover, procure, entitle, provision and govern third-party software. IT teams can activate deep observability into their environment in just a few clicks, with assurance that StackState is well-integrated, fully tested and meets AWS standards for security. Teams can self-service-activate StackState through the AWS Marketplace and auto-discover their complete AWS environments in minutes, including topology, logs, metrics, traces and events. For more information on StackState’s integration with AWS, visit StackState’s documentation site.
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“The rapid rate of change in cloud environments like AWS can cause performance and stability issues that are hard to analyze and fix quickly,” said Toffer Winslow, CEO, StackState. “That’s why we are pleased to expand our relationship with AWS to make our unique topology-powered observability solution easily available to our joint customers. If a service fails to perform as expected, SREs and DevOps teams can rely on StackState’s time-traveling topology capabilities to “rewind the movie” of their environments. They can understand exactly what changed and see how that change affected the rest of the system. Modern platform teams need this level of insight to deliver the results their business counterparts expect.”
