CloudVantage, a Cloud infrastructure provider has rolled out new automated features designed to reduce server downtime and optimise technology spending for local businesses.
The company said the tools which are autoscaling and alarming are aimed at strengthening the digital resilience of enterprises by preventing system failures during periods of high demand while eliminating the cost of unused server capacity.
Muhideen Ashiru, chief executive officer of CloudVantage, said Nigerian businesses have long been forced to choose between risking system crashes during peak usage or overspending on idle infrastructure to guarantee stability.
“Autoscaling resolves this challenge by dynamically adjusting computing resources in real time,” Ashiru said. “The system expands capacity when traffic spikes and scales back during low-demand periods, ensuring organisations only pay for what they use.”
He compared the feature to a thermostat that automatically regulates temperature, maintaining optimal performance without manual intervention.
Alarming, the second feature, provides round-the-clock system monitoring and alerts technical teams instantly when performance thresholds are breached.
According to Ashiru, the proactive notification system allows companies to address potential issues before they escalate into full service disruptions for customers.
“With these tools, organisations no longer have to compromise between performance and cost efficiency,” he said, adding that the update is designed to give business leaders greater visibility and control over their digital infrastructure.
By automating core infrastructure management tasks, CloudVantage said it aims to reduce the workload on technical teams and enable businesses to focus more on innovation and customer experience.
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