Nexign and Flant have completed compatibility testing for their software solutions. The Nexign Anomaly Detector (NAD) system has been officially certified for use with the Deckhouse Platform, enabling businesses to deploy machine learning analytics within fault-tolerant environments.
Deckhouse Platform is a solution for managing hybrid distributed infrastructure, including containers, virtual machines, databases, and AI models. It is listed in the Unified Register of Russian Software and supports centralized control across public clouds, private data centers, and bare metal servers.
Nexign Anomaly Detector utilizes machine learning to analyze metrics and identify deviations from standard operational states. By integrating with existing monitoring systems, it allows IT teams to detect potential failures proactively before they impact end users or business revenue.
The integration simplifies the deployment of Nexign tools within Kubernetes environments. According to company representatives, this partnership provides a unified approach to managing complex IT landscapes, combining infrastructure orchestration with automated anomaly detection.
