Cloud migration monitoring is the process of continuously evaluating the impact of an IT infrastructure change on application performance. The goal is to objectively measure response times and availability before (to create a baseline), during, and after the transition.

This approach guarantees that the Move to Cloud brings real added value without degrading the digital experience of your employees or end customers.

Without a reference line (Baseline), it is impossible to objectively prove the technical success of a migration. By measuring the application on the old infrastructure (On-Premise), you capture a snapshot of historical performance.

Once the application is deployed in the Cloud, you compare the new metrics against this Baseline. This allows you to precisely identify speed gains or, conversely, any regressions that need immediate fixing.

The Ekara platform is completely agnostic and adapts to all environments. It allows you to monitor migrations to:

The advantage of the DEM (Digital Experience Monitoring) approach is that the measurement happens on the client side, making it compatible with any hosting technology.

Absolutely. This is one of the primary use cases. During a migration, you delegate part of your infrastructure to a third party (Cloud host or SaaS vendor). Ekara reports provide undeniable proof in case of disputes.

They allow you to challenge providers by measuring the true perceived availability (XLA) rather than just the server availability claimed by the vendor.

For effective cloud migration monitoring, combining both is the ideal strategy (Unified Monitoring).

Synthetic Monitoring (STM) is crucial before and during the migration to establish the Baseline and detect hard outages. Real User Monitoring (RUM) takes over post-migration to analyze how the new infrastructure handles real traffic and the diversity of your users' browsers and networks.

No, quite the opposite. The no-code scenario creation tool (Ekara Studio) allows you to record critical user journeys in minutes. Deployment is almost immediate, especially in SaaS mode.

Anticipating performance measurement saves precious time during testing phases and prevents costly, time-consuming "Roll-backs" caused by undetected malfunctions.

Application Performance Monitoring (APM) is highly useful for profiling server-side code, but it has one major limitation: it is blind to network latencies and client-side rendering.

During a cloud migration, the geographic distance of the datacenter or DNS configurations can severely impact user load times, even if the cloud server responds quickly. Only a DEM approach measures the complete end-to-end performance.

Yes. Ekara complies with the strictest security standards (GDPR). The solution integrates digital vaults to encrypt login credentials used by the testing robots.

Furthermore, for highly regulated sectors (banking, healthcare), you can deploy private robots directly within your network (On-Premise), ensuring that no business data ever traverses the public internet.