Today's IT environments are complex and dynamic. Virtualization, cloud, and BYOD create new dependencies that make it more difficult, costly, and time consuming to manage user experience and application performance. The toughest (and most costly) performance problems are the ones where users call the helpdesk and complain that "my application is slow". IT administrators struggle to determine the root-cause of the problem: Is it the application, the virtualization layer, the network, storage or desktop?
Join the webinar and find out how to deliver performance assurance for mission-critical services and applications:
- Dramatically enhance user experience, application performance, and service uptime and quality
- Remove blind spots and get complete, real-time visibility into how your mission critical applications and services are performing, and how they impact user experience
- Overcome diagnosis complexity and accelerate from a slow and reactive approach to rapid, pre-emptive problem solving
- Empower your help desk to do more and reduce the burden on scarce experts
- Reduce cost through higher uptime, scalability and improved resource utilization
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Application Performance Management - 5 Steps to Performance Assurance for Dynamic IT Environments (451 Group & eG Innovations)
1. Application
Performance
Management
5 Steps to Performance
Assurance for Dynamic
IT Environments
Presenters
Dennis Callaghan (451 Research)
Bala Vaidhinathan (eG Innovations)
Rick Ruskin (eG Innovations)
2. 451 Research: Infrastructure Computing for the
Enterprise
Dennis Callaghan, Senior Analyst
• IT Performance Management: APM, RUM, SLM, etc.
• ITSM/IT Asset Management: Service desk, discovery,
remediation, resource management, inventory management,
etc
• IT Business Management: Chargeback/showback, cost
management, budgeting/forecasting, benchmarking, etc.
Dennis.Callaghan@451research.com
@DennisCallaghan
212-505-3030 X111
3. APM Overview
Sector Trends
• SaaS: APM as a service
• Monitor Anywhere: Hybrid Cloud
• Virtualization: complexities, dependencies,
capacity planning/management
• App-centric view across transaction tiers
• Agented vs. agentless
• APM vs. NPM
• Correlating the end user experience
4. APM Overview
APM Challenges
• Discovery: Where does my app reside, what resources it is
using?
• Diagnosis: Where exactly is the problem?
» Network
» Database
» Storage
» App server
» Web server
• Cloud/virtualization awareness: I/O, CPU, resource contention
• Cost: Avoid throwing more IT resources at the problem,
reduce support issues, prevent/shorten outages or slowdowns
• Deployment/management: SaaS
• End user experience: Back end metrics vs. front end
experience
5. APM Overview
APM Approaches
• Automation: discovery, event correlation,
remediation, resource provisioning
• Analytics: auto-baselining, root cause, predictive
• Total visibility: Business transaction monitoring
of service calls between application tiers
• Deep dive: app server, storage, database,
message queue, etc.
• APM as a service
12. Monitoring Silos Does Not Work
Monitoring Silos doesn’t help
Suppose the database server is 50% slower than normal
USER
FIREWALL WEB SERVER APP SERVER DB SERVER
A problem in one application can affect all the other
applications involved in the service delivery.