Epsagon

Founded in 2018, Epsagon is a platform developer that allows users to automatically detect, troubleshoot, and solve problems in complex microservice environments. Epsagon helps organizations and teams of all sizes optimize costs by effectively monitoring applications and flexible prices, and improve development efficiency by reducing application downtime, implementing features faster, and saving time to identify and resolve problems.

History

2021: Cisco bought Epsagon for $0.5 billion

In mid-August 2021, Cisco Systems bought the Israeli company Epsagon, which specializes in monitoring cloud applications for $0.5 billion.

Epsagon's technology will be added to the full Cisco application monitoring stack platform, which includes its own Intersight service, as well as solutions previously purchased by Cisco from AppDynamics and ThousandEyes. After the deal closes, the Epsagon team will join the Cisco Application Strategy and Development Group led by Liz Centoni.

Cisco acquired Epsagon

Epsagon technologies will enable Cisco to monitor the entire application lifecycle, network infrastructure, and security in greater depth. According to two companies, this will give IT teams access to more data within the stack, which will speed up decision time.

Epsagon's technology and talent combine well with Cisco's vision of enabling enterprises to deliver unparalleled application experience with industry-leading solutions with deep business contexts. By contextualizing and comparing visibility and analytics across the stack, teams can improve collaboration to better understand their systems, quickly solve problems, optimize and secure applications, and please their customers, "said Centoni.[1]

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