Integrations with Runecast

Runecast’s integration with ServiceNow allows users to take advantage of Runecast’s capabilities in their own environment. It enables them to track and manage issues that are identified in their infrastructure directly from within the ServiceNow platform.  Users can generate  and assign support tickets based on new findings in the environment, according to a predefined criteria. The plugin also monitors previously generated tickets for changes and provides updates when available.

This helps users to resolve problems more efficiently and improve the overall stability and performance of their virtual infrastructure. 

The integration of Runecast with Jira enables the creation of Jira issues directly from Runecast. By integrating with Jira, Runecast allows users to track and manage issues that are identified in their virtual infrastructure directly from the Jira platform. This can help users to more efficiently resolve problems and improve the overall stability and performance of their virtual infrastructure. 

Runecast can integrate with OpenID Connect (OIDC) to allow users to authenticate and log in to the Runecast platform using their existing user accounts. By integrating with OIDC, Runecast can make it easier for users to access and use the platform, as they do not need to create and manage separate login credentials for Runecast. Instead, they can use their existing account to log in to Runecast and other OIDC-enabled applications and services.

Runecast’s integration with vSphere Client Plugin allows users to access and analyze the data from their VMware vSphere environment within the vSphere Client interface. It will analyze each selected object from your vSphere Client inventory. This can be more convenient and efficient for users who are already familiar with the vSphere Client, and use it regularly to manage their virtual infrastructure. 

Integrating Runecast with a REST API allows you to access Runecast's functionality and data programmatically, using standard HTTP requests. This can be useful if you want to automate tasks, integrate Runecast into your own applications or scripts, or build custom integrations with other tools. REST API is a well-established, standardized way of interacting with a web-based service which allows you to access the data and functionality of a service over the network, which means you can use Runecast from any device or location that has a network access to it. This can be especially useful if you are managing a large, distributed environment and need to access Runecast from multiple locations.