Application issues often span more than one layer. A slow transaction may involve application code, a database call, a server resource issue or a dependency elsewhere in the service. Separate monitoring data can make those relationships harder to investigate.
Applications Manager monitors applications, databases, logs, websites and supporting infrastructure in one product. It provides diagnostics, alerts, reporting and dependency mapping, helping IT teams identify the relevant performance, availability and dependency data when investigating an issue.
Applications Manager is suited to investigating application and database slowdowns using transaction traces, code-level insight and SQL drill-downs. It can also be used to monitor website availability and response times, run synthetic browser tests, examine real user web performance, and correlate logs with application and infrastructure monitoring data.
Applications Manager applies across on-premises, cloud and hybrid estates. It supports Java, .NET, Node.js, Python, PHP and Ruby applications, alongside databases, servers, containers and websites. The Enterprise edition adds distributed monitoring and failover to the Professional edition's monitoring features.
Brings application, infrastructure and log data together for operational investigation.
SQL-level drill-downs help teams examine database calls affecting application performance.
Application dependency maps show the supporting components involved in a service.
Synthetic tests and real user monitoring provide data on website performance.
Use transaction tracing and code-level insights to examine application performance issues.
Use database monitoring and SQL drill-downs to investigate slow calls.
Monitor website availability, response times and critical web transactions.
Monitor applications and supporting infrastructure across on-premises and cloud environments.
Use discovered components and dependency maps to examine affected service relationships.