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Making predictions is a tricky business at the best of times, but especially after a year that turned the world upside down. Even so, we have decided to talk to the IT leaders and discover what we should get ready for in 2021. 

With technology development, COVID-19 impact, and the new cybersecurity issues happening in the world, the IT engineers responsible for the IT infrastructure monitoring should be always ready to adapt to the new challenges. Let’s see what industry experts have to say about the 2021 monitoring trends and beyond.

IT structures across organizations are bound to get complicated one way or another. If you’ve been in business for at least a decade, chances are you’ve acquired a complex, layered system of technology that’s a hodge-podge of old and new. This complexity brings new challenges for infrastructure monitoring. 

It goes without saying that any enterprise needs effective IT infrastructure monitoring. But when technology is evolving at the pace it is, things can get difficult. Even if you have a dedicated team along with a reliable monitoring tool, you have to tackle some challenges head-on. Otherwise, it will just create more room for issues. 

Top Infrastructure Monitoring Challenges and Their Solutions

This post will focus on identifying the problems that may occur and how to resolve them. You have to take a proactive approach at times; after all, that’s what monitoring is all about in the first place. Here are some of the most common challenges enterprises, in general, and IT teams, in particular, have to deal with when it comes to monitoring:

Hardware virtualization, also known as hardware assisted virtualization, is the creation of virtual versions of operating systems and computers. The technology was made by AMD and Intel for their server platforms. Its purpose was to improve the processor’s performance and meet virtualization challenges such as translating memory addresses and instructions. 

Many IT businesses have deployed servers that run only at a fraction of their total capacity. This is mostly because they dedicate their physical server to one particular application. This is not a very efficient mechanism as there is the availability of excess capacity that is going to waste. It also results in higher operating costs. 

As an IT specialist, you should have an aptitude for all the essential tools vital for the efficient running of IT infrastructure. These software programs designed for their specific purposes basically serve the same purpose as an engineer’s toolkit. They make it easy to get the job done, and on top of that, get it done well. 

Depending on your job, you may or may not need to use all the tools. But as an IT professional, you should know which tool can help you with which task. Many are free tools that can reduce your workload and streamline processes. So why not take advantage of them!