Turbonomic

Turbonomic (which was acquired by IBM in a massive deal) is an absolutely terrifying, mathematically flawless "Application Resource Management (ARM)" engine. It is not just a dashboard that shows you charts; it is a highly aggressive AI that physically and automatically moves and resizes massive cloud servers in real-time based on the principles of economic supply and demand. Its signature feature is its "Economic Abstraction AI." Turbonomic treats the cloud like a free-market economy. Applications are "Buyers" and servers are "Sellers" of RAM and CPU. If the main E-Commerce database suddenly needs more RAM, it "bids" for it. Turbonomic mathematically decides that the database is more important than a background testing server, and automatically, physically moves the RAM from the testing server to the database in milliseconds, without a human ever touching it. Because it guarantees application performance, it is heavily relied upon by massive global applications. A human engineer cannot click fast enough to resize a server during a massive Super Bowl ad traffic spike. Turbonomic's AI mathematically guarantees that the application will always have the exact resources it needs to never crash, while simultaneously destroying any wasted, oversized servers to save massive amounts of money.