HPE OpsRamp Software

HPE OpsRamp is a SaaS AIOps and observability platform, part of HPE GreenLake and CloudOps Software, that unifies monitoring across on-prem, multi-cloud, and multi-vendor infrastructure in one control plane. It ingests metrics, logs, events, and traces through native OpenTelemetry and eBPF, correlates them with AI, and automates routine remediation so IT operations teams see fewer, more actionable alerts.

At HPE Discover in June 2026, HPE extended Operations Copilot inside GreenLake Intelligence to observe AI agents and LLMs directly: tracking utilization, governing token-based consumption, and surfacing operational cost across agents and multi-vendor AI factories. HPE also announced a multi-year ServiceNow integration to connect OpsRamp's observability data to autonomous service delivery workflows, rolling out across 2026 and 2027.

HPE states OpsRamp can cut alert noise by up to 90% and reduce mean time to detect and mean time to resolve by up to 50%, achieved through AI-driven event correlation, service maps, and automated remediation that gets teams to root cause faster instead of triaging duplicate alerts by hand.

No. OpsRamp is explicitly built for multi-vendor, multi-cloud environments. Its 3,000+ integration catalog covers networking gear from Arista, Broadcom, Cisco, Juniper, and Palo Alto Networks alongside HPE and Aruba, plus AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, so one console covers a genuinely mixed estate.

They are the same GenAI assistant referenced under two names: HPE markets it as Operations Copilot, while OpsRamp's own product documentation calls it OpsPilot. It answers natural-language operator questions, generates dashboards on the fly, and now extends to observing AI agents and LLM token consumption as part of the June 2026 GreenLake Intelligence updates.

Yes. OpsRamp's Bring Your Own LLM/Key feature lets you connect its AI assistant to an enterprise-managed model through Google Vertex AI, AWS Bedrock, Azure Foundry, or OpenAI's direct API, with Standard and Advanced tiers that route requests by complexity. This matters for organizations with model governance or data residency requirements that rule out a vendor-default LLM.

OpsRamp is the observability and AIOps layer: it monitors health, correlates events, and automates remediation across the estate. Morpheus is the hybrid cloud control plane: it provisions and governs the VMs, containers, and workloads themselves, and now includes Morpheus Central for cross-deployment visibility. Both sit inside HPE CloudOps Software and both integrate with HPE Zerto for resilience, so many customers run them together rather than choosing one.

IDC named HPE OpsRamp Software a Major Player in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Observability Platforms 2025 Vendor Assessment, citing its zero-touch onboarding, YAML-driven configuration, broad integration catalog, and a SaaS platform IDC says processes billions of metric samples daily and terabytes of data per customer.

As an authorized HPE partner, Uniqcli quotes OpsRamp via GPC direct, SAP, FAR-based purchase orders, or GSA eBuy for TAA-compliant federal buys, or through standard GreenLake commercial terms for SLED, healthcare, and enterprise accounts. We also help integrate existing monitoring and ITSM tools, tune event correlation, and configure BYO-LLM where model governance requires it. Start a quote at /quote or build a full estate on /bom.