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A unified system that provides integrated views and unique data correlation for effective management of application availability and response time analytics.
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- Supports a broad range of data sources for complete visibility
- Full flow and transaction forensics for in-depth root cause analysis
- Designed for data correlation and mediation to provide actionable information
- Supports multi-tenancy across all applications and data sources
NEW in Version 4.0
- Application Performance Solution with transaction analysis software and high performance appliance
- Unifying capabilities – the power of the platform
- Combined report categories and alarms
- Common definition of applications, sites and clients across system components
- Multi-tenancy/Multi-user log on support across all system components
Read more about new capabilities in version 4.0
Visual Performance Managers architecture allows integration of multiple data sources and any web accessible application.(click to view larger image)
(Visual UpTime Select and NetFlow Tracker are now embedded data sources within Visual Performance Manager. Click on each product for more detail.)
The superior visibility of Visual Performance Manager enables IT organizations to more effectively deploy, manage, solve, and optimize business services delivery throughout distributed network environments.
The power of Visual Performance Manager lies in its unique ability to collect data from a wide range of data sources to provide the broadest enterprise wide views and in-depth analytics possible. Supported data sources include network infrastructure data, dedicated probes and appliances, passive and active testing, full-flow capture and transaction forensics.
Designed for data correlation and mediation, Visual Performance Managers displays and reports information in actionable views with simple drill downs to help identify root cause and problem domain. Visual Performance Manager supports multi-tenancy across all applications and data sources.
Users include IT departments in enterprises that manage their own networks, enterprise subscribers of network services, and managed service providers.
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