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Coral automatically & proactively detects risks & misconfigurations to reliability, data security & non-adherence to AWS Well-Architected. It looks for deviations from vendor best practices based on proprietary knowledgebase containing hundreds of rules across all layers in multi cloud environment.
Overview
Coral is a SaaS solution, based on proven methodology used by leading enterprises globally. It automatically, proactively and non-intrusively detect risks and misconfigurations to reliability, data security and non-adherence to AWS Well-Architected throughout all infrastructure layers including: virtual machines, containers, networks, load balancers, databases, cloud storage, DNS and more. A built-in risk detection engine that utilizes machine learning algorithms and is based on a proprietary knowledgebase containing hundreds of best practice rules identifies misconfigurations and risks. The knowledgebase includes AWS best practices for adherence to the Well-Architected Framework. When a risk is detected, a detailed description and the recommended path for resolution are presented to the appropriate team for immediate remediation, before business is impacted.
Highlights
- Prevents outages and data-loss incidents before they impact business and automate adherence to all five pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework.
- Proactive validation and shift left to eliminate risks as soon as possible as part of a modern CI/CD thus reducing cost compared to fixing flaws in productions.
- Facilitates automated self-healing to achieve faster response time and reduce operational costs.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
AGXPC00500 | Coral - Annual Subscription for up to 500 Nodes | $60,000.00 |
AGXPC01000 | Coral - Annual Subscription for up to 1000 Nodes | $108,000.00 |
AGXPC02500 | Coral - Annual Subscription for up to 2500 Nodes | $240,000.00 |
AGXPC05000 | Coral - Annual Subscription for up to 5000 Nodes | $420,000.00 |
AGXPC10000 | Coral - Annual Subscription for up to 10,000 Nodes | $720,000.00 |
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Coral - Enterprise uses annual subscriptions priced by node capacity. You choose a plan based on how many nodes you need to cover. The five options scale by node count: up to 500, 1,000, 2,500, 5,000, and 10,000 nodes. Each is billed as a yearly subscription. The tiers work as a ladder, so you pick the level that fits the size of your environment. As your node count grows, you move to a plan with a wider coverage limit.
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A node is one storage, backup, or data protection system that the product scans. This includes storage arrays, storage networking, data protection appliances, storage virtualization, and storage management systems. Each scanned system counts toward your node limit. Your plan sets the maximum number of systems you can cover.
Each plan sets a fixed cap on how many nodes you can cover. If your node count exceeds your current limit, you move to a plan with a wider coverage limit. The change is not automatic. You select the tier that fits your environment size when you subscribe.
No. The product uses an agentless scan to collect configuration data from your storage and backup systems. Many storage systems are closed appliances that cannot host scanning agents. This approach lets it cover systems accessed only through vendor-specific commands or interfaces, across your node count.
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