Cloud Management Platforms (CMP) provide centralized infrastructure and resource control via discovery, template-based provisioning, monitoring and automation. They also offer robust cost-optimization and governance features that allow for multi-cloud strategies, and enable you spot opportunities for improvement.

When choosing a CMP, look for the following key capabilities:

Identify and fix issues faster by performing root cause analysis which pinpoints crucial points of failure to reduce the time needed to repair. Set up self-service portals that allow IT teams as well as end users to request the resources they require to access, reducing manual labor for IT and improving the experience for end users.

A cloud management solution should be scalable and provide easy integration with existing IT systems to simplify deployment and management. It should also be able to support multiple cloud platforms and hybrid environments. The ability to manage resources seamlessly across multiple cloud and on-premises systems decreases costs and improves performance. It also increases productivity.

Choose a vendor who offers multiple user interfaces, including web, command-line tools and a RESTful API to make it easier to manage cloud operations. It should also work with various hypervisors and bare metal configurations to ensure the best compatibility with your cloud.

Find a vendor that offers a free trial version of their CMP for small teams so they can try the product out before investing in the paid version. It is essential that your team has access an organized knowledge base and documentation to quickly learn how to use this tool. It should contain best practices, troubleshooting guidelines and FAQs to help your team in implementing and manages the CMP.

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