AWS Systems Manager vs. Morpheus

When you have a process running in aws that needs to copy files to group of instances as part of the process Installing software on a group of machines Adding Cloudwatch agent to instance.

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Morpheus is well suited for those who want to have a management pane of glass that will allow you to see what you are consuming and how you are consuming it. It also ties into many other types of software and the development team seems to be constantly improving the product. That lends it to being a bit complicated. If you want something easy to set up, this isn't your product.

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• Copy files to a group of instance with particular tag
• Enable CW agent and push metrics to CW
• Easy to install software in a group of instances.

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• Copious native 3rd party integrations.
• Ties into multiple public and private clouds for single management plane.
• True multi-tenancy.

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• I would like to see the Search feature improved a bit more.
• UI is little bit confusing initially

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• More dashboard/visualization capabilities

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We have always been able to reach the support organization at Morpheus on the rare event we needed them. They have been nothing but helpful.

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We previously were using VRA. VRA, while some of the new versions look interesting is hard for both administration as well as end user consumption.

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• Reduced team's time spent on EC2 management
• Patch management
• Remote access

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• Excellent monitoring tool

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