Server performance monitoring tools
Trusted, best–in–class server & application performance management for enterprises of all sizes
With many of today’s applications and services moving to a datacenter, virtualization and server consolidation are creating new management challenges. OpManager provides IT administrators a single management console for in–depth visibility and control of both physical and virtual servers.
OpManager, the "Swiss army knife of monitoring" (Barry Nance, NetworkWorld), monitors all your servers and the applications, services and processes that run on them, regardless of vendor, type or make.
With OpManager you can now:
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Quickly resolve server performance problems
OpManager monitors over 300 server performance metrics including CPU utilization, partition-wise disk space and memory utilization, apart from monitoring server availability and response times. Advanced alerting that can even log a trouble ticket into an integrated helpdesk system ensures that you identify potential problems much before users could get affected.
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You can remotely troubleshoot server faults using OpManager’s server diagnostic tools.
Once you are alerted on a problem, within a single click from the monitoring dashboard, you can immediately view real–time performance trends of the problem server, investigate and even stop services or processes that cause the performance degradation.
Monitor application performance
When it comes to business–critical applications, you don’t want to leave any stone unturned. OpManager monitors services, processes and Windows services, with most of the discovery and monitoring done out–of–the–box. OpManager can even detect attempted security break–ins over your application servers (log–in failures due to bad passwords, account lock–outs, failed attempts to access secure files, etc.) by processing Windows Event logs & syslog monitoring.
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The thing is my job isn't that hard
by BeerWhoreAfter training I've been hitting my numbers like I've worked there for years. I don't have performance nor attitude issues at work.
Monitoring behavior at home would be an issue but I'm actually pretty chill to live with (so I've been told). I'm clean, I make nice food and share it, I'm actually pretty quiet.
There is the factor of my occasional wine/beer binge that I'd need to watch but that's not a bad thing.
Yeah, there are folks at work that would be assholes. And I'd worry that she'd try to "make an example" of me by making things harder on me just to show that I'm not influencing her
Sure. yeah, that's it.
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Look beyond APM to unified performance monitoring — TechTarget
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The lack of interoperability among traditional performance monitoring tools means data centers must use -- and pay for -- multiple tools. But movement toward unified performance monitoring could change all that.
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